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The study sustains its momentum with engaging prose and a sense of purpose. More than a cultural survey, Harris's study aims to recover an alternative internationalist model than the fashionable 'global/world paradigm' or 'the postcolonial narrative that established the basis of Irish Studies as a discipline' and to remind our contemporary sensibilities that 'these revolutions', sexual and socialist, 'need not and should not be in opposition or in competition' (238-9). On both counts, Harris emphatically succeeds.--Daniel Gomes, Bakersfield College Modernist Cultures

"The study sustains its momentum with engaging prose and a sense of purpose. More than a cultural survey, Harris's study aims to recover an alternative internationalist model than the fashionable 'global/world paradigm' or 'the postcolonial narrative that established the basis of Irish Studies as a discipline' and to remind our contemporary sensibilities that 'these revolutions', sexual and socialist, 'need not and should not be in opposition or in competition' (238-9). On both counts, Harris emphatically succeeds.--Daniel Gomes, Bakersfield College ""Modernist Cultures"""

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Susan Cannon Harris is Associate Professor in the Department of English and Keough Naughton Institute for Irish Studies at the University of Notre Dame. Her book Gender and Modern Irish Drama (IUP, 2002) was awarded the Donald Murphy Prize for a Distinguished First Book and the Robert Rhodes Prize for Books on Literature by the American Conference for Irish Studies. Harris has published on eighteenth century Irish theater, contemporary Irish drama, and modern British fiction.

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