Issues
Contents
Pilar Villar-Argáiz
Introduction. Discourses of Inclusion and Exclusion: Artistic Renderings of Marginal Identities in Ireland
Gender and Marginality
Auxiliadora Pérez Vides
Magdalene Otherness and Ethical Turns in Stephen Frears’s Philomena
Marisol Morales-Ladrón
Mary Morrissy’s The Rising of Bella Casey, or How Women Have Been Written Out of History
María Gaviña Costero
When Heroes Become Heroines: Brian Friel Re-Makes History
Beatriz Rubio Martínez
Trauma and (Re)Construction of the Past in Deirdre Madden’s Time Present, Time Past
Juan F. Elices
Othering Women in Contemporary Irish Dystopia: The Case of Louise O’Neill’s Only Ever Yours
Dissidents, Apolitical Subjects and Social Misfits
Britta Olinder
Inclusion and Marginalisation: John Hewitt as an Ulster Protestant in Opposition
Stephanie Schwerter
Titanic Town and Good Vibrations: Cinematographic Representations of Belfast from the Margins
Hedwig Schwall
Marginal(ising) Mothers and Transitional Objects in William Trevor’s Cheating at Canasta
M. Isabel Seguro Gómez
Disabling Mainstreamised Representations of Irishness in Martin McDonagh’s Leenane Trilogy
Marginalities in Exile
John Braidwood
Dreary Eden: Post-War Ireland and the Irish Experience of English Exile
Pilar Villar-Argáiz
‘Humanising the lived experiences of migrants’: An Interview with Alan Grossman and Áine O’Brien