Hiberno-English in modern irish literature: the use of dialect in Joyce, O'Brien, Shaw and Friel

Diplôme Thèse Hiberno-English in modern irish literature: the use of dialect in Joyce, O'Brien, Shaw and Friel eng 2011-10-07 author Zingg Gisela 597042 director Spurr David Anton 134698 director Haeberli Eric 29042 10.13097/archive-ouverte/unige:17342 urn:nbn:ch:unige-173422 L. 729 This thesis studies the uses of the dialect known as Hiberno-English in the works of several canonical Irish writers of the twentieth century: James Joyce, Flann O'Brien, George Bernard Shaw and Brian Friel. Irish writers of this period faced the problem of creating a literature in English that would be independent of the English literary tradition. The use of Hiberno-English is therefore both a literary device and a practice that bears on the question of an Irish national identity. Dewey 420/820 84 Département de langue et de littérature anglaises 3B false 90b3f524-5cee-4bb2-a331-fef64fa565ee Thesis Restricted PhD Revised GZ.pdf 2186754 application/pdf 958b6bf6f3ef481fbad557111a6ba1af25ed636756eefd6f95f7243430efab8c restrictedAccess Faculté des lettres / Département de langue et de littérature anglaises

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