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Max Weber And Leadership, Butt, Parnell And Dillon: Nationalism In Transition / Alan O'day -- Nationality And Loyalty: Parnellism, Monarchy, And The Construction Of Irish Identity, 1880-85 / James Loughlin -- These Quiet Days Of Peace--nationalist Opinion Before The Home Rule Crisis, 1909-1913 / Michael Wheatley -- T.p. O'connor And The Star, 1886-90 / Ian Sheehy -- A Great War Transition: State And Citizen In Ireland, 1914-1919 / D. George Boyce -- Broken Glass And Batoned Crowds: Cathleen Ni Houlihan And The Tensions Of Transition / James H. Murphy -- National Reconstruction: George Russell (æ) And The Irish Convention / Nicholas Allen -- The End Of Parnellism And The Ideological Dilemmas Of Sinn Féin / Matthew Kelly -- With The Eyes Of Another Race Of People Once Hunted Themselves: Casement, Colonialism And A Remembered Past / Margaret O'callaghan -- Unintended Consequences: The National Schools And Irish Women's Mobility -- In The Late Nineteenth And Early Twentieth Centuries / Janet Nolan -- The Charm Of Allowing People To Manage Their Own Affairs: Political Perspectives On Emergency Relief In Late Nineteenth-century Ireland / Virginia Crossman -- True Bolsheviks? The Rise And Fall Of The Socialist Party Of Ireland, 1917-21 / Emmet O'connor -- Old And New Unionism: The Seventh Marquess Of Londonderry, 1906-21 / Neil Fleming. Edited By D. George Boyce And Alan O'day. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 241-279) And Index.
This collection of essays investigates the complex political, social, and cultural shifts in Ireland during the transformative period between 1867 and 1921. Editors D. George Boyce and Alan O'Day compile research from various scholars to analyze how Irish identity, nationalism, and state relations evolved amidst the decline of Parnellism, the Home Rule crisis, and the impact of the Great War. The text provides a multi-faceted framework for understanding the transition from colonial governance to the emergence of an independent Irish state.
What You Will Find
Scholars and historians frequently cite this volume as a valuable resource for understanding the nuances of late nineteenth and early twentieth-century Irish political history. The text is noted for its academic rigor and its ability to synthesize diverse perspectives on the transition toward Irish independence.
Page Count:
304
Publication Date:
2004-01-01
Publisher:
Routledge
ISBN-10:
0203401158
ISBN-13:
9780203401156
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