Canadian Journal of Irish Studies - 1975-1999, pp.Vols. 1-25)

Index of Contributions

Editorial note: This index has been kindly supplied by the editors of CJIS. It contains the titles of 326 full length articles, each listed alphabetically by their author’s last names. Book reviews printed in the journal are not included. Bibliographical formats in the original document have been substantially retained. [BS]

  • Allen, James L., ‘From Traditional to Personal Myth: Yeats’s Golden Bird’, 5.2: December 1979, pp.1-30.
  • Anderson, Mary, ‘Kinsella and Eriugena’, 17.2: December 1991, pp.39-53.
  • Andrews, Elmer, ‘Aesthetics, Politics and Identity: Lady Morgan’s The Wild Irish Girl’, 13.2: December 1987, pp.7-20.
  • Anspaugh, Kelly, ‘The Partially Purged: Samuel Beckett’s ‘The Calmative’ as Anti-Comedy’, 22.1: July 1996, pp.30-41.
  • Armstrong, Allison, ‘Prosecutors Will Be Violated: Sexuality and Heroism in The Herne’s Egg’, 9.2: December 1983, pp.43-56.
  • Ayling, Ronald, ‘Sean O’Casey: A Memoir’, 1.2: November 1975, pp.5-10.
  • Bagchee, Shyamal, ‘Sexual Passion and Nationalism in extremis in Yeats’s ‘The Statues.’’ 6.2: December 1980, pp.18-33.
  • Balakier, James J, ‘An Unnoted Textual Gap in the Bird-Woman Epiphany in James Joyce’s A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man’, 25.1 & 2: July/December, pp.483-496.
  • Bauska, Barry, ‘Yeats: A Case for Resurrection’, 5.1: June 1979, pp.52-68.
  • Beer, Ann, ‘Medbh McGuckian’s Poetry: Maternal Thinking and the Politics of Peace’, 18.1: July 1992, pp.192-203.
  • Bernard-Donals, Michael, ‘Governing the Tongue: Seamus Heaney’s, pp.A) Political Aesthetic’, 20.2: December 1994, pp.75-88)
  • Bhreathnach-Lynch, Sighle, ‘Expressions of Irish Nationalism in Bronze and Stone’, 25.1 & 2: July/December, pp.172-178).
  • Billingheimer, Rachel, ‘Tragedy and Transcendence in the Dance Plays of W.B. Yeats’, 25.1 & 2: July/December, pp.247-263.
  • Boal, Frederick W, ‘Northern Ireland: Geographical Perspectives on an Ethnically Polarized Society’, 13.2: December 1987, pp.33-42.
  • Boland, Eavan, ‘Poems’, 18.1: July 1992, pp.176-180.
  • Bonaccorso, Richard, ‘Back to ‘Foundry House’: Brian Friel and the Short Story’, 17.2: December 1991, pp.72-77.
  • Bowers, Paul, ‘John Montague and William Carlos Williams: Nationalism and Poetic Construction’, 20.2: December 1994, pp.29-44.
  • Boyd, Maureen Levins, ‘An Interview with Hal Prince on Grandchild of Kings’, 19.1: July 1993, pp.67-78.
  • Brennan, Lucy, ‘A Very Delicate Balance’, 20.1: July 1994, pp.102-113.
  • Broder, Peggy, ‘Images of the Feminine in the Poetry of Thomas Kinsella’, 5.1: June 1979, pp.87-99.
  • Broom, Sarah, ‘Returning to Myth: From North to ‘Mycenae Lookout.’’ 24.1: July 1998, pp.51-74.
  • Brown, Mavis, ‘Christy’s Two Fathers’, 22.1: July 1996, pp.42-60.
  • Browne, Joseph, ‘Ghosts and Ghouls and Lefanu’, 8.1: June 1982, pp.5-15.
  • Bryson, Mary E, ‘Metaphors for Freedom: Theosophy and the Irish Literary Revival’, 3.1: June 1977, pp.32-40.
  • Buckley, Anthony D, ‘The Spirit of Irish Sectarianism’, 15.2: December 1989, pp.17-22.
  • Cairns, David and Shaun Richards, ‘‘WOMAN’ in the Discourse of Celticism: A Reading of The Shadow of the Glen’, 13.1: June 1987, pp.43-60.
  • Cardullo, Bert, ‘Riders to the Sea: A New View’, 10.1: June 1984, pp.95-112.
  • Carroll, F.M, ‘De Valera and the Americans: The Early Years, 1916-1923’, 8.1: June 1982, pp.36-54.
  • Carruthers, Ian, ‘A Translation of Fifteen Pages of Ito Michio’s Autobiography Utsukushiku Maru Kyoshitsu’, 2.1: May 1976, pp.32-43.
  • Carty, R.K, ‘Women in Irish Politics’, 6.1: June 1980, pp.90-104.
  • Cavanaugh, Michael, ‘Fighting Off Larkin: Seamus Heaney and the ‘Aubade.’’ 24.2: December 1998, pp.63-76.
  • Chen, Bi-ling, ‘From Britishness to Irishness: Fox Hunting as a Metaphor for Irish Cultural Identity in the Writings of Somerville and Ross’, 23.2: December 1997, pp.39-54.
  • Cohen, Paul, ‘Yeats as Portraitist’, 5.2: December 1979, pp.31-37.
  • ——, ‘Words for Music: Yeats’s Late Songs’, 10.2: December 1984, pp.15-26.
  • Colbert, Judith, ‘Masks of Ben Jonson in W.B. Yeat’s The Green Helmet and Responsibilities’, 7.1: June 1981, pp.32-48.
  • Coldwell, Joan, ‘Pamela Colman Smith and the Yeats Family’, 3.2 November 1977, pp.27-34.
  • Collins, Michael J, ‘Christy’s Binary Vision in The Playboy of the Western World’, 7.2: December 1981, pp.76-82.
  • Conboy, Sheila C, ‘‘What you have seen is beyond speech’: Female Journeys in the Poetry of Eavan Boland and Eilean ní Chuilleanaín’, 16.1: July 1990, pp.65-72.
  • Costello, Francis J, ‘Lloyd George and Ireland, 1919-1921: An Uncertain Policy’, 14.1: July 1988, pp.5-16.
  • ——, ‘The Role of Propaganda in the Anglo-Irish War, 1919-1921’, 14.2: Jan. 1989, pp.5-24.
  • ——, ‘Labour, Irish Republicanism, and the Social Order During the Anglo-Irish War’, 17.2: December 1991(1-22.
  • Cottrell, Michael, ‘Green and Orange in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Toronto: The Guy Fawkes Day Episode of 1864’, 19.1: July 1993, pp.12-21.
  • Cronin, John, ‘An Ideal of Art’, 11.1: June 1985, pp.3-20.
  • Crowley, Michael, ‘A Brian Moore Bibliography’, 23.2: December 1997, pp.89-122.
  • ——, ‘A Michael McLaverty Bibliography’, 23.1: July 1997, pp.75-86.
  • Dalsimer, Adele M, ‘The Priest and the Parnassian: The Religious Dimension of Patrick Kavanagh’s ‘Canal Bank Sonnets.’’ 15.1: July 1989, pp.58-67.
  • Davies, Bonnie Lynn, ‘Re-constructing the Brick Wall of Phallocentric Dis-Course: Nell Finds Her, pp.M)Other Tongue in Edna O’Brien’s Time and Tide’, 22.2: December 1996, pp.73-82.
  • Davis, Richard, ‘William Smith O’Brien and the American Civil War’, 19.2: December 1993, pp.45-53.
  • Dawe, Gerald, ‘Beyond Across a Roaring Hill’, 13.2: December 1987, pp.55-62.
  • ——, ‘Four Poems’, 15.1: July 1989, pp.68-70.
  • ——, ‘Three Poems’, 17.2: December 1991, pp.103-104.
  • Deane, Seamus, ‘Joyce and Liberalism’, 12.1: June 1986, pp.11-22.
  • DeForrest, Matthew, ‘Stories of Michael Robartes and His Friends’, 18.2: December 1992, pp.48-57.
  • Devereux, Eoin, ‘Saving Rural Ireland: Muintir na Tire and its Anti-Urbanism, 1931-1958’, 17.2: December 1991, pp.23-30.
  • Devlin, Joseph, ‘The End of the Hunt: Sommerville and Ross’s Irish R.M.’, 24.1: July 1998, pp.23-50.
  • Dewsnap, Terence, ‘Flann O’Brien and the Politics of Buffoonery’, 19.1: July 1993, pp.22-36.
  • ——, ‘Richard Murphy’s Apologia: The Price of Stone’, 22.1: July 1996, pp.71-86.
  • Dillon, Brian, ‘Attempts to Recover the ‘Ordinary’ in the Poetry of Eavan Boland’, 25.1 & 2: July/December, pp.309-322.
  • Doherty, Francis, ‘Flann O’Brien’s Existentialist Hell’, 15.2: December 1989, pp.39-50.
  • Donahue, John, ‘Growing Up Irish in Rural Quebec’, 23.1: July 1997, pp.67-74.
  • Drew, Eileen, ‘Part-time Working in Ireland: Meeting the Flexibility Needs of Women Workers or of
  • Employers?’, 18.1: July 1992, pp.95-109.
  • Duncan, Dawn, ‘Edna O’Brien and Virginia’, 22.2: December 1996, pp.99-106.
  • Dunleavy, Janet E, ‘Men in Mary Lavin’s Fiction’, 2.1: May 1976, pp.10-14.
  • Eberle, Wendy J, ‘Painting a Pictographic Language, Beyond Sound Boundaries: Medbh McGuckian’s Poetic Making’, 22.1: July 1996, pp.61-70.
  • Falkenstein, Len, ‘Critical Remembering: Reading Nostalgia in Contemporary Irish Drama and Film’, 25.1 & 2: July/December, pp.264-276.
  • Farag, Fahmy, ‘W.B. Yeats and the Politics of A Vision’, 1.1: June 1975, pp.9-26.
  • ——, ‘The Poet as the Nation’s Daimon: The Cabbalistic Politics of W. B. Yeats’, 2.2: December 1976, pp.32-46.
  • ——, ‘Forcing Reading and Writing on those Who Want Neither: W.B. Yeats and the Irish Oral Tradition’, 11.2: December 1985, pp.7-16.
  • Farquharson, Danine, ‘Liam O’Flaherty’s The Martyr and the Risks of Satire’, 25.1 & 2: July/December, pp.372-387.
  • Farrelly, James P. and Mark C. Farrelly, ‘Ireland Facing the Void: the Emergence of Meaninglessness in the Works of Brian Friel’, 24.1: July 1998, pp.105-114.
  • Fauske, Christopher, ‘A Life Merely Glimpsed: Louis MacNeice at the End of the Anglo-Irish Tradition’, 20.1: July 1994, pp.17-29.
  • Fennell, Desmond, ‘Solutions to the Northern Ireland Problem: A Federal Ireland and Other Approaches’, 21.1: July 1995, pp.1-24.
  • Ferreira, Patricia, ‘Claiming and Transforming an ‘Entirely Gentlemanly Artifact’: Ireland’s Attic Press’, 19.1: July 1993, pp.86-96.
  • Finneran, Richard J, ‘Some Unpublished Letters from James Stephens to James Sullivan Starkey and Thomas MacDonagh’, 4.1: June 1978, pp.2-7.
  • Fisher, Barbara, ‘Two Joycean Novelists’, 4.2: December 1978, pp.5-22.
  • Fitzgerald-Hoyt, Mary, ‘Grounding Keats’s Nightingale: Ciaran Carson’s The Irish For No’, 19.2: December 1993, pp.76-80.
  • Follins, Ron and Nita Rollins, ‘The Loves of Cass McGuire: Friel’s Wagnerian Music Drama’, 16.1: July 1990, pp.24-32.
  • Foster, John Wilson, ‘The Landscape of Planter and Gael in the Poetry of John Hewitt and John Montague’, 1.2: November 1975, pp.17-33.
  • ——, ‘Yeats and the Easter Rising’, 11.1: June 1985, pp.21-34.
  • ——, ‘Forum on Sectarianism’, 15.2: December 1989, pp.11-16.
  • Foster, Roy, ‘Parnell and his People: The Ascendancy and Home Rule’, 6.1: June 1980, pp.105-134.
  • Frazier, Adrian, ‘John Montague’s Language of the Tribe’, 9.2: December 1983, pp.57-76.
  • Gahern, Kathleen McCracken, ‘Masks and Voices: Dramatic Personas in the Poetry of Paul Durcan’, 13.1: June 1987, pp.107-122.
  • Gallagher, A.M, ‘Psychological Approaches to the Northern Ireland Conflict’, 13.2: December 1987, pp.21-32.
  • Gardiner, David, ‘Invoking Eire: ‘The Municipal Gallery’ Revised’, 21.1: July 1995, pp.55-76.
  • Gardiner, Frances, ‘Political Interest and Participation of Irish Women 1922-1992: The Unfinished Revolution’, 18.1: July 1992, pp.15-39.
  • Gates, David, ‘A Dish of Village Chat: Narrative Technique in Sheridan Le Fanu’s The House by the
  • Churchyard’, 10.1: June 1984, pp.57-76.
  • Getty, David, ‘The 1840 Vaccination Extension Act and the Role of the Poor Law Authorities in its
  • Implementation in Ireland’, 24.2: December 1998, pp.15-30.
  • Gleitman, Claire, ‘‘Isn’t it just like real life?’: Frank McGuinness and the, pp.Re)writing of Stage Space’, 20.1: July 1994, pp.60-73.
  • Goldberg, Michael, ‘Carlisle and Ireland’, 5.1: June 1979, pp.4-25.
  • Gonzalez, Alexander G, ‘The Symbolism of Paralysis in George Moore’s ‘The Lake.’’ 15.2: December 1989, pp.23-29.
  • ——, ‘Brinsley MacNamara’s Short Stories’, 21.1: July 1995, pp.77-87.
  • Grace, Sherrill, ‘Rediscovering Mrs. Kearney: An Other Reading of ‘A Mother.’’ 14.1: July 1988, pp.37-44.
  • Grogan, Maureen L, ‘Using Memory and Adding Emotion: The, pp.Re)Creation of Experience in the Short Fiction of Edna O’Brien’, 22.2: December 1996, pp.9-20.
  • Grubgeld, Elizabeth, ‘Topography, Memory, and John Montague’s The Rough Field’, 14.2: Jan. 1989, pp.25-36.
  • Gutwin, Catherine, ‘Innisfree, Beezie, and Me’, 18.1: July 1992, pp.151-156.
  • Haberstroh, Patricia Boyle, ‘Literary Politics: Mainstream and Margin’, 18.1: July 1992, pp.181-191.
  • ——, ‘An Interview with Eiléan Ní Chuilleánin’, 20.2: December 1994, pp.63-74.
  • Haderlein, Konrad, ‘Celtic Roots: Vernacular Terminology and Pagan Ritual in Carlomann’s Draft Capitulary of A.D. 743, Codex Vat. Pal. Lat. 577’, 18.2: December 1992, pp.1-30.
  • Halpin, Eamon, ‘Seamus Heaney and the Politics of Imagination’, 17.2: December 1991, pp.64-71.
  • ——, ‘Seamus Heaney and the Politics of Imagination’, 20.2: December 1994, pp.20-28.
  • Hannan, Dennis J, ‘A Note on Paul Durcan’s ‘The Wreck of the Deutschland.’’ 15.1: July 1989, pp.101-105.
  • Hannan, Dennis J. and Nancy Means Wright, ‘Irish Women Poets: Breaking the Silence’, 16.2: December 1990, pp.57-65.
  • Harden, Elizabeth, ‘William Carleton’s Humor: The Whole of Everything’, 19.2: December 1993, pp.67-75.
  • Harris, John, ‘Orality and Literacy in Tomás Ó Criomhthain’s Narrative Style’, 19.2: December 1993, pp.20-30.
  • Heaney, Liam F, ‘Heaney’s ‘Otter of Memory.’’ 19.2: December 1993, pp.13-19.
  • Hearne, Dana, ‘The Irish Citizen 1914-1916: Nationalism, Feminism, and Militarism’, 18.1: July 1992, pp.1-14.
  • Heenan, Deirdre and Derek Birrell, ‘Farm Wives in Northern Ireland: The Undervalued Workforce’, 23.1: July 1997, pp.1-14.
  • Helleiner, Jane, ‘Inferiorized Difference and the Limits of Pluralism in Ireland: the 1989 Anti-Hatred Act’, 21.2: December 1995, pp.63-83.
  • ——, ‘‘Menace to the Social Order’: Anti-Traveller Discourse in Irish Parliament 1939-59’, 24.1: July 1998, pp.75-92.
  • Henke, Suzette A, ‘Feminist Perspectives on James Joyce’, 6.1: June 1980, pp.14-22.
  • ——, ‘Yeats’s John Sherman: A Portal of Discovery’, 8.1: June 1982, pp.25-35.
  • Hicks, Patrick, ‘History and Masculinity in Brian Moore’s The Emperor of Ice-Cream’, 25.1 & 2: July/December, pp.400-413.
  • Hirschberg, Stuart, ‘Growing Up Abject as Theme in Brian Moore’s Novels’, 1.2: November 1975, pp.11-16.
  • ——, ‘The Shaping Role of A Vision on Yeats’s ‘Crazy Jane’ Poems’, 4.1: June 1978, pp.45-53.
  • Hirst, Désirée, ‘The Sequel to ‘The Irish Renaissance.’’ 13.1: June 1987, pp.17-42.
  • Hobbs, John, ‘United Irishmen: Seamus Heaney and the Rebellion of 1798’, 21.2: December 1995, pp.38-45.
  • Hodder, William, ‘Translator as Idealogue: Samuel Ferguson and the Gaelic Folk-song Tradition’, 20.1: July 1994, pp.1-16.
  • Hogan, Patrick Colm, ‘Revolution and Despair: Allegories of Nation and Class in Patrick Hogan’s Camps on the Hearthstone’, 25.1 & 2: July/December, pp.179-201.
  • Holland, Patrick, ‘From Parnell to O’Duffy: The Composition of Yeats’s ‘Parnell’s Funeral.’’ 2.1: May 1976, pp.15-
  • 20.
  • Holman, Andrew C, ‘‘Different Feelings’: Corktown and the Catholic Irish in Early Hamilton, 1832-1847’, 23.1: July 1997, pp.41-66.
  • Hooley, Ruth, ‘Poems’, 18.1: July 1992, pp.110-111.
  • Hooper, Glenn, ‘The Waste Land: Writing and Resettlement in Post-Famine Ireland’, 23.2: December 1997, pp.55-76.
  • Horton, Patricia, ‘From Romantic to Postmodern: Imagining the Real in the Work of Ciaran Carson’, 25.1 & 2: July/December, pp.337-351.
  • Hufstader, Jonathan, ‘Thomas Kinsella and Irish Music’, 21.2: December 1995, pp.19-31.
  • Hunt, Roy L, ‘Hell Goes Round and Round: Flann O’Brien’, 14.2: Jan. 1989, pp.60-74.
  • Imhof, Rudiger, ‘Borholm Night-Ferry and Journal to Stella: Aidan Higgin’s Indebtedness to Jonathan Swift’, 10.2: December 1984, pp.5-14.
  • ——, ‘Re-Writing History: A Fresh Look at Friel’s Volunteers’, 17.2: December 1991, pp.86-92.
  • Ingersoll, Earl G., ‘Metaphor and Metonymy in James Joyce’s ‘A Little Cloud and Bryan MacMahon’s ‘Exile’s Return.’’ 16.2: December 1990, pp.27-35.
  • Inverarity, Geoffrey, ‘Value, Event, and the Autobiographical Act: Monk Gibbon’s The Brahms Waltz’, 10.1: June 1984, pp.71-94.
  • J.E, ‘ St. Patrick’s Purgatory’, 10.1: June 1984, pp.7-40.
  • Jacek, Eva, ‘The Conundrum of Clichés: Flann O’Brien’s ‘The Myles na gCopaleen Catechism of Cliché’ and Jonathan Swift’s A Complete Collection of Genteel and Ingenious Conversation, pp.Polite Conversation)’, 25.1 & 2: July/December, pp.497-509.
  • Jackson, Pauline, ‘Abortion Trials and Tribulations’, 18.1: July 1992, pp.112-120.
  • Jeffares, A. Norman, ‘Yeats, Allingham and the Western Fiction’, 6.2: December 1980, pp.2-17.
  • Jent, William, ‘Immaterial Contingencies Relativizing the Rage for the Absolute in Brian Friel’s Wonderful Tennessee’, 21.1: July 1995, pp.25-44.
  • John, Brian, ‘John Montague’s Healing Art’, 12.1: June 1986, pp.35-52.
  • ——, ‘Irelands of the Mind: The Poetry of Thomas Kinsella and Seamus Heaney’, 15.2: December 1989, pp.51-67.
  • Johnson, Kenneth E, ‘J.M. Synge’s When the Moon Has Set’, 9.2: December 1983, pp.35-42.
  • Kealy, Sr. Marie Hubert, ‘John B. Keane: An Appreciation’, 25.1 & 2: July/December, pp.241-246.
  • Kenneally, Michael, ‘Principles of Organization in O’Casey’s Drums Under the Window’, 6.2: December 1980, pp.34-57.
  • Kennedy, Michael, ‘Autobiographical Revelation in O’Casey’s I Knock at the Door’, 7.2: December 1981, pp.21-38.
  • Killeen, Terence, ‘Versions of Exile: A Reading of The Leavetaking’, 17.1: July 1991, pp.69-78.
  • King, Joseph A, ‘Genealogy, History, and Irish Immigration’, 10.1: June 1984, pp.41-50.
  • Kirkpatrick, Kathryn, ‘‘Going to Law About that Jointure’: Women and Property in Castle Rackrent’, 22.1: July 1996, pp.21-29.
  • Kirwin, Bill, ‘The Radical Youth of a Conservative: D’arcy McGee in Young Ireland’, 10.1: June 1984, pp.51-62.
  • Kleiman, Carol, ‘O’Casey’s ‘Debt’ to Toller’, 5.1: June 1979, pp.69-86.
  • Krause, David, ‘We cannot always suffer ecstasy: The Letters of Sean O’Casey’, 15.2: December 1989, pp.30-38.
  • ——, ‘Synge’s Aesthetic Regeneration of Ireland’, 20.1: July 1994, pp.74-88.
  • Kreilkamp, Vera, ‘Reinventing a Form: the Big House in Aidan Higgins’ Langrishe, Go Down’, 11.2: December 1985, pp.27-38.
  • La Bossière, Camile R, ‘Burke’s Reflections on the Revolution in France: A Metaphysical Poem’, 3.2: November 1977, pp.35-40.
  • ——, ‘Upon Sleeping in Church: Swift’s Sermons and the Ethics of Wit’, 19.1: July 1993, pp.1-11.
  • ——, ‘Finessing Indolence: The Case of Edgeworth’s Ennui’, 25.1 & 2: July/December, pp.414-426.
  • Lanters, José, ‘‘It Fills Many a Vacuum’: Food and Hunger in the Early Novels of John McGahern’, 20.1: July 1994, pp.30-40.
  • Lavin, J.A, ‘Ulster in Black and White’, 7.2: December 1981, pp.83-91.
  • Lazenbatt, Bill, ‘Paddy 2000’, 25.1 & 2: July/December, pp.121-125.
  • Layman, Lewis, ‘The Influence of the ‘Cyclops’ Episode of Ulysses on the Jason Section of The Sound and the Fury’, 3.1: June 1987, pp.61-74.
  • Leith, Linda, ‘Subverting the Sectarian Heritage: Recent Novels of Northern Ireland’, 18.2: December 1992, pp.88-106.
  • Lenoski, Daniel S, ‘The Descent from the Mountain’, 2.1: May 1976, pp.21-31.
  • ——, ‘W.B. Yeats and Celtic Spiritual Power’, 5.1: June 1979, pp.26-51.
  • Leonard, Madeleine, ‘The Politics of Everyday Living in Belfast’, 18.1: July 1992, pp.83-94.
  • Levy, Eric, ‘The Beckettian Narrator in Six Stories and Nouvelles’, 4.1: June 1978, pp.26-36.
  • Lojek, Helen, ‘Myth and Bonding in Frank McGuinness’ Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme’, 14.1: July 1988, pp.45-54.
  • ——, ‘Stage Irish-Americans in the Plays of Brian Friel’, 17.2: December 1991, pp.78-85.
  • ——, ‘Beyond Lough Derg: Wonderful Tennessee’s Elusive Allusions’, 21.1: July 1995, pp.45-56.
  • Long, Charles, ‘Finnegans Wake: Some Strange Tristan Influences’, 15.1: July 1989, pp.23-33.
  • ——, ‘Missymissy the Seductress: Taughterly and Cistern and Brothelly Love’, 16.2: December 1990, pp.47-56.
  • Lucy, Seán, ‘The Irishness of Yeats’, 3.2: November 1977, pp.6-17.
  • ——, ‘The Poetry of Austin Clarke’, 9.1: June 1983, pp.5-22.
  • Lynch, Rachel Jane, ‘‘A Land of Strange, Throttled, Sacrificial Women’: Domestic Violence in the Short Fiction of Edna O’Brien’, 22.2: December 1996, pp.37-48.
  • Macaree, David, ‘Reason and Passion Harmonized: The Drapier’s Letters and the Language of Political Protest’, 2.2: December 1976, pp.47-60.
  • ——, ‘Daniel Defoe, ‘‘The True-Born Englishman,’ and Irish Affairs’, 8.1: June 1982, pp.16-24.
  • MacCarthy, Anne, ‘James Clarence Mangan’s ‘A Treatise on a Pair of Tongs’: A Parody on a Parody’, 25.1 & 2: July/December, pp.388-399.
  • Mackenzie, David, ‘Land, Canada and Atlantic Aviation, 1935-45: A Comparative Study’, 18.2: December 1992, pp.31-47.
  • MacKillop, James, ‘Politics and Spelling Irish, or Thirteen Ways of Looking at ‘Banshee’’, 17.2: December 1991, pp.93-102.
  • Malins, Edward, ‘Dr. T.R. Henn: An Appreciation’, 1.1: June 1975, pp.5-8.
  • ——, ‘Annie Horniman, Practical Idealist’, 3.2: November 1977, pp.18-26.
  • Manganiello, Dominic, ‘Ethics and Aesthetics in The Picture of Dorian Gray’, 9.2: December 1983, pp.25-34.
  • Manista, Frank C, ‘James Joyce’s Sacrificial Narrative: A Girardian Reading of Ulysses’, 24.2: December 1998, pp.47-62.
  • Martin, Heather, ‘Of Flood and Fire: A study of The Player Queen’, 7.1: June 1981, pp.49-60.
  • Martin, W.R, ‘A Note on Pater’s The Renaissance and Some Later Yeats Poems’, 15.1: July 1989, pp.20-22.
  • Maxwell, D.E.S, ‘W. B. Yeats and the Irishry’, 1.1: June 1975, pp.27-38.
  • ——, ‘Yeats and Modernism’, 3.1: June 1977, pp.14-31.
  • Mays, Marianne ‘‘Ravished and Exasperated’: The Evolution of John McGahern’s Style’, 17.1: July 1991, pp.38-52.
  • Mays, Michael, ‘‘Irelands of the Heart’: The Ends of Cultural Nationalism and the Limits of Nationalist Culture’, 22.1: July 1996, pp.1-20.
  • McCann, John, ‘The Northern Irish Liberal Presbyterians 1770-1830’, 21.1: July 1995, pp.96-114.
  • McCracken, Kathleen, ‘A Northern Perspective: Dual Vision in the Poetry of Paul Muldoon’, 16.2: December 1990, pp.92-103.
  • McCutcheon, W. A, ‘The Ulster Museum’, 6.1: June 1980, pp.74-78.
  • McGahern, John, ‘An t Oileanach/The Islandman’, 13.1: June 1987, pp.7-16.
  • ——, ‘The Creamery Manager’, 17.1: July 1991, pp.25-30.
  • ——, ‘The Image’, 17.1: July 1991, pp.12.
  • ——, ‘The Solitary Reader’, 17.1: July 1991, pp.19-24.
  • ——, ‘‘Dubliners’’, 17.1: July 1991, pp.31-37.
  • McGrath, F.C, ‘At the Hawk’s Well: Unified Form in Yeats’s Drama’, 3.1: June 1977, pp.59-70.
  • McGree, Sheila T. and Victoria M. Esses, ‘The Irish in Canada: A Demographic Study Based on the 1986 Census’, 16.1: July 1990, pp.1-14.
  • McGuckian, Medbh, ‘Poems’, 18.1: July 1992, pp.204-209.
  • McIlroy, Brian, ‘Poetic Imagery as Political Fetishism The Example of Michael Longley’, 16.1: July 1990, pp.59-64.
  • McKenzie, Norman, ‘The Monk Gibbon Papers’, 9.2: December 1983, pp.5-24.
  • McMinn, Joseph, ‘An Exalted Naming: the Poetical Fictions of John Banville’, 14.1: July 1988, pp.17-28.
  • McWhirter, George, ‘The Home of Exile: Writing’, 3.1: June 1977, pp.2-13.
  • ——, ‘Five Ulster Poets: The Martyrdoms of Modesty’, 4.2: December 1978, pp.56-60.
  • Mellamphy, Ninian, ‘Aestho-autogamy and the Anarchy of Imagination: Flann O’Brien’s Theory of Fiction in At Swim-Two-Birds’, 4.1: June 1978, pp.8-24.
  • Molloy, Francis C, ‘A Life Reshaped: Francis Stuart’s Black List, Section H’, 14.2: Jan. 1989, pp.37-47.
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