Making Ireland modern : the transformation of society and culture /
Here is a provocative and original reinterpretation of modern Irish history. There is a widespread misconception that Ireland became 'modern' much later than its neighbours, in the 1960s and 1970s. This is grounded in several enduring stereotypes and caricatures: of Ireland as a 'time...
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Oxford, United Kingdom ; New York, NY, United States of America :
Oxford University Press,
[2025]
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Leviathan
- 2. Squaring the land
- 3. Capitalists
- 4. The wisdom of providence
- 5. Men of war
- 6. The spirit of the age
- 7. 'Plaze yer honour': power and knowledge
- 8. Making good citizens
- 9. The wider world
- 10. Work and leisure
- 11. Chapter and verse
- 12. A new order
- 13. Consumers
- 14. In the village
- 15. Seeing is believing
- 16. Sensory worlds
- 17. At the crossroads
- 18. Lord of the creation
- 19. 'The Saxon's language': cultural change and the Irish language
- 20. Pray for us sinners
- 21. Old and new Ireland
- 22. Old and new Ireland