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The comparative study of two figures — Vlad Tepes (Vlad the Impaler), who reigned in Wallachia from 1456 to 1462, and Dracula, hero of the eponymous 1897 novel — allows to define the nature of the relation between myth and history. It also allows to explain the genesis of a literary myth…
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Mythe et métamorphoses
Claude Fierobe
Ireland's entry in the common market? Civil War in the North? Need to rediscover a remote but so similar fellow, to change landscape and myths? There may be many reasons but the fact is France is more and more interested in its Celtic sister…
Literary Relations
Patrick Rafroidi, Guy Fehlmann
Françoise Henry's diaries record her experiences as a young French art historian and archaeologist on Inishkea (Co. Mayo) and relate her impressions of the landscape and society in the tradition of travel literature…
Carnets personnels
Françoise Henry
Barbara Wright
The histories of western romanticism have until now forgotten Ireland whose literature in English is often believed to have began with Joyce, Yeats or O'Casey. This book is an attempt to take care of this oversight…
La littérature irlandaise-anglaise de 1789 à 1850 et sa place dans le mouvement occidental
Patrick Rafroidi
According to Seamus Deane, Field Day addresses the issue of Irish identity in the context of the situation as a colonial crisis. He shows that religious sectarianism in Northern Ireland is linked to the interaction between the contrasting British and Irish stereotypes…
Livre de la compagnie Field Day
Terry Eagleton, Fredric Jameson
Seamus Deane
Ginette Emprin, Jacqueline Genet
