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    reasons why Eveline would want to stay in Dublin. Everything seemed right in place for her to begin a new life with a man she supposedly trusted and wanted to be with. The interactive orals gave me a better understanding of how much of an impact the ’Irish Diaspora’‚ ’Roman Catholicism’‚ the ’Role of Women in Ireland’ and ’Ireland in the New World’ contributed to her paralysis and seeming inability to give up her old life and start a new one. The first presentation in the interactive orals was about

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    (housing‚ voting and employment) led to the Northern Ireland conflict is wrong and instead the violence was caused by Irish nationalism. O’Hearn argues Catholic claims of discrimination were accurate. O’ Hearn rejects Hewitt’s claim that nationalism was a much stronger force in the Catholic population. O’Hearn’s research is adamant on proving discrimination was widespread in northern Irish and British policy. Hewitt understands there is a general agreement on Catholic discrimination. He isolates the issue

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    The Dubliners – Focusing on ‘ The Dead ‘ Good morning‚ today I will be talking about the story ‘ The Dead’ found in the book ‘ The Dubliners’ . In ‘ The Dead’ ‚ there are recurring reference of snow ‚ and I will be focusing on the significance and symbolism of the snow in the story. First off‚ we can already see the importance of snow even right at the beginning‚ at the title of the story.As we all know‚ snow only appears during winter‚ and winter‚ in the literature world‚ is the season of

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    first one and then another term to the reader until the ironic situation is established. Within the context of the ironic inversion‚ Swift achieves the illusion that year-old Irish babies are cattle. Swift seems to diminish the parents in order to diminish the children‚ but by ironic inversion he diminishes the Irish and Anglo-Irish who will eat this new food. The separate threads of the diminution are thus woven together‚ and this device‚ already stemming directly from the appeal to ethos‚ is then interlocked

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    Occasion of Sin Diarmaid Ferriter was born in Dublin 1972‚ and is one of Ireland’s prominent historians. Ferriter is a ‘professor of modern Irish history at University City Dublin’[1] and a “broadcaster with RTÉ radio and television.”[2] The book ‘Occasions of Sin’ covers a range of subjects including: abortion‚ pregnancy‚ celibacy‚ contraception‚ censorship‚ infanticide‚ homosexuality‚ prostitution‚ marriage‚ popular culture‚ and social life. He also explores various ‘hidden Ireland’s’[3] associated

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    poverty‚ as a suggestion. Though I disagreed and was a bit confused‚ his argument had some very persuasive points that held truth. Jonathan Swift was born to an affluent Irish family; he was an ordained minister‚ very well educated‚ and became increasingly involved with politics in his homeland as well as England in 1713. People have overlooked the epidemic threats in Ireland for many centuries. So a simple solution to the economic problems of Ireland’s poverty would not suffice. Swift needed something

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    Jonathan Swift’s‚ A Modest Proposal‚ is a satire about the social‚ political‚ and religious positions of Britain and Ireland. In this Swift proposes that children‚ at the age of one years old‚ should be sold and eaten‚ and their skins be used to make profitable products. He supports this claim by stating that this would help society because it would provide food‚ and take starving children off the streets. Also it would discourage abortions‚ and men beating their pregnant wives because they child

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    pull factor. Joseph was among the poorest Irish. The high class shown in the movie consisted of Landlord Daniel Christie and Stephen Chase‚ abusers in the eyes of the Irish tenants. Joseph and several other Irish people were suppressed from economic and social advancement because of this system that created poverty and a big schism between the rich and the poor. Like most immigrants‚ Joseph and Shannon were blinded

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    and colonialism. These issues are connected to the political turmoil of his negative Ireland. The themes of colonialism in the story are mentioned by the tale of a simple holiday party that connects with the archetypal conflicts of: male vs. female‚ Irish vs. British‚ old vs. young and success vs. failure. These forces mentioned create a world in which Gabriel Conroy is not sure of himself as Irishman or as a husband. Gabriel arrives to at the tale holiday party as a hero‚ his aunt’s favorite nephew

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    time‚ the Irish people were without work‚ without food‚ and without proper housing as English landlords were charging outlandish prices for rent‚ too much for most Irish to afford at the time. As a result‚ the populace was homeless and starving‚ and the English government was doing absolutely nothing to help them. For those who read A Modest Proposal for the very first time‚ many will horrified by the Swift’s solution to the hunger problem in Ireland. Swift suggests that Irish babies‚ who

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