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The Barrytown Trilogy (Ireland Into Film)
Michael Cronin
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Paperback. Examines "The Barrytown Trilogy" and the Alan Parker and Stephen Frears' films with the aim of exploring the evidence for the existence of a privileged relationship between narrative form and the demands of the screen in Doyle's work. Series: Ireland into Film S. Num Pages: 114 pages, Illustrations. BIC Classification: 1DBR; APFA. Category: (UF) Further/Higher Education. Dimension: 191 x 162 x 7. Weight in Grams: 163.
The publication of "The Commitments", "The Snapper" and "The Van" signalled the emergence of a significant new voice in Irish fiction. This book traces the genesis and impact of the change in Ireland's fortunes on the work of Doyle, Parker and Frears and shows how the increasing de-differentiation of boundaries between economy and culture meant that a body of literary and cinematographic work like the Trilogy was as much a contributory factor to the contemporary transformation of Ireland as a reflection of it.
The publication of "The Commitments", "The Snapper" and "The Van" signalled the emergence of a significant new voice in Irish fiction. This book traces the genesis and impact of the change in Ireland's fortunes on the work of Doyle, Parker and Frears and shows how the increasing de-differentiation of boundaries between economy and culture meant that a body of literary and cinematographic work like the Trilogy was as much a contributory factor to the contemporary transformation of Ireland as a reflection of it.
Product Details
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2007
Publisher
Cork University Press Cork
Number of pages
114
Condition
New
Series
Ireland into Film S.
Number of Pages
114
Place of Publication
Cork, Ireland
ISBN
9781859184042
SKU
V9781859184042
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About Michael Cronin
Michael Cronin is Associate Professor and Director of the Centre for Translation and Textual Studies at Dublin City University.
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