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""The editors have managed to make this book much more than a gathering of essays by distinguished contributing scholars. It is a model of interdisciplinary scholarship and will make a very significant contribution to the field.""--Maureen Murphy, author of A Guide to Irish Studies in the United States ""The authors of the interesting and well documented essays in this collection discuss aspects of Ireland's multilingual heritage, considering the effect of this multiple heritage on Irish cultural forms.""--Geolinguistics

"""The editors have managed to make this book much more than a gathering of essays by distinguished contributing scholars. It is a model of interdisciplinary scholarship and will make a very significant contribution to the field.""--Maureen Murphy, author of A Guide to Irish Studies in the United States ""The authors of the interesting and well documented essays in this collection discuss aspects of Ireland's multilingual heritage, considering the effect of this multiple heritage on Irish cultural forms.""--Geolinguistics"

The editors have managed to make this book much more than a gathering of essays by distinguished contributing scholars. It is a model of interdisciplinary scholarship and will make a very significant contribution to the field.

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Maria Tymoczko is professor of comparative literature at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. She is author of The Irish ""Ulysses"" and Translation in a Postcolonial Context: Early Irish Literature in English Translation. Colin Ireland is resident director of programs in Ireland for Arcadia University's Center for Education Abroad and an adjunct lecturer at University College Dublin.

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