Irish and postcolonial writing

Irish and postcolonial writing

by Graham, Glenn Hooper

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Although controversy has surrounded postcolonial discourse, its impact on Irish studies has been uneven, with many writers and readers either embracing or rejecting it outright. These essays, appraise Ireland in relation to the Caribbean, the Orient, South Africa and Zimbabwe.

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