Ireland

Contents: Nicholas Grene: Irish English as a Literary Language: Authority and Subversion - Brigitte Bastiat/Frank Healy: Mojo Mickybo by Owen McCafferty. From Written Translation to Stage Interpretation - Bertrand Cardin: Authorities in Crisis and Intertextual Practice: The Example of Colum McCann's Let the Great World Spin - Audrey Robitaillie: «Come Away, Stolen Child»: Colum McCann's and Keith Donohue's New Readings of the Yeatsian Motif - Mehdi Ghassemi: Authorial and Perceptual Crises in John Banville's Shroud - Virginie Girel-Pietka: Looking for Oneself in Denis Johnston's Plays: Authorities in Crisis and Self-Authorship - Chantal Dessaint: «Suffer the little children ...»: Eilis Ni Dhuibhne's Strategies of Subversion - Mathew D. Staunton/Nathalie Sebbane: Authority and Child Abuse in Ireland: Rethinking History in a Hostile Field - Valerie Peyronel: The Banking Crisis in Ireland and its Resolution: Authority(ies) in Question? - Marie-Violaine Louvet: Challenging the Authority of the Irish State on the Question of the Middle East: The Two Gaza Flotillas of May 2010 and November 2011 - Michel Savaric: The IRA and 'Civil Administration': A Challenge to the Authority of the State? - Fabrice Mourlon: The Crisis of Authority in You, Me and Marley - Claire Dubois: «Through Darkest Obstruction»: Challenging the British Representation of Ireland (1880-1910) - Ciaran Brady: An Old Kind of History: The Anglo-Irish Writing of Irish History, 1840-1910.