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245 00 $aSynge and his influences :$bcentenary essays from the Synge Summer School /$cedited by Patrick Lonergan.
260 $aDublin :$bCarysfort Press,$c2011.
300 $axvii, 309 p. :$bill. ;$c24cm.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 $tForeward /$rAnthony Roche --$tIntroduction /$rPatrick Lonergan --$tThe poeticizing of Synge /$rAnn Saddlemyer --$tCensorship and self-censure in the plays of Synge /$rBen Levitas --$tSynge, evolutionary theory, and the Irish language /$rMary Burke --$tSynge's things: material culture in the writings of Synge /$rPaige Reynolds --$tThe best field worker: Synge annd Irish folklore /$rEilís Ní Dhuibhne --$tFair play Synge /$rMark Phelan --$tSynge, anarchism, and the European avant-grade /$rShaun Richards --$tThe translator's playwright: Karel Mus̆ek and Synge /$rOndr̆ej Pilný --$tWell, well, well: A question of 'Piety" /$rRichard Pine --$tSynge and Tom Murphy: beyond naturalism /$rAlexandra Poulain --$tLiving with ghosts: Synge ans Marina Carr /$rEmilie Pine --$tRe-location ans re-locution: adapting Synge /$rMelissa Aihra --$tEvolving Playboys for the global world /$rSara Keating --$tRe-writing Synge'S Playboy - Christy's metamorphosis, a hundred years on /$rBisi Adigun --$tAfterword /$rAdrian Frazier
600 10 $aSynge, J. M.$q(John Millington),$d1871-1909$vCongresses.
600 10 $aSynge, J. M.$q(John Millington),$d1871-1909$xInfluence$vCongresses.
600 10 $aSynge, J. M.$q(John Millington),$d1871-1909$xInfluence.
700 1 $aLonergan, Patrick.
711 2 $aSynge Summer School$c(Rathdrum, Ireland)
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