Working-Class Women in Irish Literature and Theatre (Routledge Studies in Irish Literature)
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Working-Class Women in Irish Literature and Theatre (Routledge Studies in Irish Literature)

by Clara Mallon, Salomé Paul

Literature Irish Studies
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This scholarly work examines the representation of working-class women in Irish literature and theatre. Drawing from the Routledge Studies in Irish Literature series, it explores their portrayals and cultural implications. Authored by Clara Mallon and Salomé Paul, the book offers a detailed analysis of these enduring themes in Irish artistic traditions.

About This Book

This book delves into the depiction of working-class women within Irish literature and theatre, analyzing their roles and narratives across various works.

As part of the Routledge Studies in Irish Literature series, it provides a focused academic perspective on these themes.

Authors Clara Mallon and Salomé Paul contribute to the understanding of social dynamics in Irish cultural expressions.

The study highlights the intersection of class, gender, and national identity in literary and theatrical contexts.

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