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Irish literary renaissance.(Reference Source)
The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed.;  January 1, 1993 ;     552 words ... ... lt;article.title dti1="Irish literary renaissance"> Irish literary renaissance < ... Hogan, After the Irish Renaissance (1967); John ...

Irish literary renaissance.
The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed.;  January 1, 2000 ;     465 words ...Irish literary renaissance, late 19th- and early 20th-century movement that aimed ... participant in the movement. Bibliography See R. Hogan, After the Irish Renaissance (1967); J. W. Foster, Forces and Themes in Ulster Fichon ...

Article: Irish literary renaissance
The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition;      423 words ...Irish literary renaissance late 19th- and early 20th-century movement that aimed at ... in the movement. Bibliography: See R. Hogan, After the Irish Renaissance (1967); J. W. Foster, Forces and Themes in Ulster Fichon ...

Article: The Encyclopedia of the Harlem Literary ...
The Bookwatch;  March 1, 2006 ;     474 words ... ... Encyclopedia Of The Harlem Literary Renaissance Lois Brown Facts on File ... Encyclopedia Of The Harlem Literary Renaissance: The Essential Guide ... Encyclopedia Of The Harlem Literary Renaissance an important mainstay ...

Article: Encyclopedia of the Harlem Literary Renaissance: ...
California Bookwatch;  January 1, 2007 ;     480 words ...Encyclopedia of the Harlem Literary Renaissance Lois Brown Facts on File Inc. 132 W. 31st St ... works and major players is ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE HARLEM LITERARY RENAISSANCE: THE ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO THE LIVES AND WORKS OF THE ...

Article: Short Stories from the Irish Renaissance: An ...
Studies in Short Fiction;  March 22, 1994 ;     700+ words ... ... Irish story are now out of print. Short Stories from the Irish Renaissance attempts to rectify that situation. The anthology contains 42 stories written during the Irish Renaissance (set arbitrarily by Gonzalez as 1890-1930) by 10 writers ...

Article: A literary renaissance
The Scotsman;  March 1, 2001 ;     554 words ... ... No longer. Scottish writers such as James Kelman, AL Kennedy and Alasdair Gray have helped to kickstart a literary renaissance which now far transcends the hype publishers are wont to indulge in. Those following in their footsteps share ...