"The Irish Novel at the End of the Twentieth Century" interprets a wide variety of the most interesting Irish novels of the last ten years of the century from a perspective that focuses on the regulat
An exploration of American film adaptations of British literary works discusses how and why filmmakers resort to Hollywood formulas and American cultural standards in their adaptations, remaking the i
Britain Colonized analyzes how and why filmmakers use cliched Hollywood formulas and American cultural standards when adapting British literature. The films discussed in this book are evidence of the
From Murphy to Rockaby to Worstward Ho, Beckett’s Masculinity illustrates how Samuel Beckett’s work functions as a testament to the site of memory for the historically erased twentieth-century Protest
This book brings philosophical aesthetics into a broader cultural interest in the fine arts and draws together the classics of the history of aesthetics, the mid-twentieth century or "Analytic" aesth
