This article explores the representation of family and individuals in Anne Enright's novel The
Green Road (2015) by engaging with Zygmunt Bauman's sociological category of “liquid …

Addressed to both literary scholars and the general reader, Understanding Anne Enright is
an introduction to the novels and stories of one of the most original and engaging …

El objetivo de la presente contribución es el estudio de tres jóvenes escritoras irlandesas
que han aportado, en los últimos tres años, nuevas muestras de la inagotable capacidad de …

Despite attempts to label her a postnationalist writer, Anne Enright's fiction is rooted in the
Irish landscape geographically, psychologically and emotionally. Enright reimagines …

Increasingly, Anne Enright's fiction queries the side-lining of older women in Western culture
in general and Irish society in particular and probes what ageing may mean when …

Throughout ancient Celtic culture in Ireland, the human body held a paramount significance.
The body was considered a vessel for spiritual and physical nourishment, and its intricate …

Ever since its rise around 1700, the novel has been primarily concerned with representing
the experiences of individual characters. In this article, I argue that in their family novels The …

This chapter examines the evolving representation of parent-child relationships in the Irish
literary canon. Although literary studies have identified the preponderance of negative …

Companions are, etymologically, friends with whom one breaks bread and, in another
sense, doubtless the expected one here, guidebooks or manuals. This companion is …

Postmodernism came out with a significant influence in 1980 because of new investigations
and the development of capitalism. In the 1950s, when new products and new technology …