Gender, Identity and the Irish Press, 1922-1937 by Louise Ryan & Margaret Ward

Embodying the Nation

A study of the Irish Press from 1922-1937 demonstrating the ways in which particular gendered symbols, archetypes and images were used to embody notions of Ireland and Irishness: from emigration to unemployment, from militant Republicanism to the sinful pleasures of the jazz age. This study of the Irish Press from 1922-1937 demonstrates the ways in which particular gendered symbols, archetypes and images were used to embody notions of Ireland and Irishness: from emigration to unemployment, from militant Republicanism to the sinful pleasure of the jazz age.
`Author(s) :` Margaret Ward	`Format :` Hardback Book
`ISBN-10 :` 0773472983	`ISBN-13 :` 9780773472983
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Product Details:

Series Title : Irish Studies S.

Country Publication : United States

Publication Date : 01/06/2002

Publisher : The Edwin Mellen Press Ltd

Page Length : 320mm

Page Size : 235mm