Irish and postcolonial writing: history, theory, practice

Pt. I. Theories

1. Introduction / Glenn Hooper

2. Diseased Propensity: Fetish and Liminality in the Irish 'Colonial' Text / Colin Graham

3. Frantz Fanon, Roger Casement and Colonial Commitment / Richard Kirkland

4. Demythologizing Ireland: Revisionism and the Irish Colonial Experience / Shakir Mustafa

Pt. II. Comparisons

5. Settler Instability: Edgeworth's Irish Novels and Settler Writing from Zimbabwe / Tim McLoughlin

6. Translations: Difference and Identity in Recent Poetry from Ireland and the West Indies / Steven Matthews

7. 'Monstrous Fruit': Excremental Vision in Postcolonial Irish and African Fiction / Joshua Esty

8. Orientalism and Celticism / Lyn Innes

9. Talking about Revolution: Lady Anne Barnard in France, Ireland, and the Cape Colony / David Johnson

Pt. III. Readings

10. 'What is my Culture? Who talks of my Culture?': Interrogating Irishness in the Works of James Joyce / Maria Tymoczko

11. Eavan Boland: Forging a Postcolonial Herstory / Sarah Fulford

12. Troublesome Tales: J.G. Farrell and the Decline of Empire / Glenn Hooper.