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Master Irish Literature in English from Swift to the Present The Irish Tradition is the definitive examination guide to the full arc of Irish literature in English - from Jonathan Swift's devastating colonial satires in 1729 to Paul Lynch's Booker Prize-winning Prophet Song in 2023. Organised into seven historical epochs and analysed throughout through the Six Elements of Literature (Plot and Narrative, Character, Setting, Theme, Style and Language, Form and Structure), this book gives UGC-NET, JRF, SET, and MA English students the most complete analytical framework available for one of the world's most formally innovative literary traditions. What This Book Covers Every major Irish writer in English is analysed in depth: Swift, Congreve, Goldsmith, Burke, Sheridan, Edgeworth, Moore, Carleton, Mangan, Wilde, Stoker, Yeats, Synge, Lady Gregory, O'Casey, Joyce, Beckett, O'Connor, O'Faoláin, Kate O'Brien, Heaney, Mahon, Longley, Muldoon, Friel, McGahern, Edna O'Brien, Banville, Tóibín, Barry, Enright, McBride, Keegan, Rooney, and Lynch. Each chapter delivers the complete examination toolkit: Six Elements Analysis - Plot, Character, Setting, Theme, Style, and Form examined for every major work Context Boxes - historical, political, and literary background for each author and epoch Literary Devices Tables - device, definition, and textual example in three-column format Popular Quotations - key quotable lines with source and contextual significance MCQ Banks - examination-style multiple choice questions with answers and explanations Essay Banks with Model Answers - full essay questions with examination-ready model answers Epoch Syntheses - five comparative questions answered at the end of each historical period Back Matter Chronological Master Table of Irish Literature in English, 1660-2026 Glossary of 21 Key Critical Terms for Irish Literary Studies 50-Question Mock Examination Paper with Full Answer Key MLA 9th Edition References Complete Literary Atlas Series Roadmap - all 20 volumes For Whom Designed for candidates preparing for UGC-NET, JRF, SET, and MA English entrance examinations, and for BA and MA English students in India and internationally who need rigorous, examination-focused coverage of the Irish literary tradition. Also ideal for teachers, lecturers, and independent scholars seeking a structured analytical guide to the tradition from its origins to the present day. Book V of The Literary Atlas Series - the most comprehensive examination guide to English literature available, in twenty volumes.

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