Modern Ireland: A Very Short Introduction

Modern Ireland: A Very Short Introduction

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History Philosophy
Format Paperback
Pages 164
Language English
Published Jun 19, 2003
Publisher Oxford University Press
Edition 1
ISBN-10 0192801678
ISBN-13 9780192801678
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In this concise exploration, readers are guided through the complexities of modern Ireland, addressing the multifaceted issues that have historically defined the nation. The author delves into the myriad of Irish Questions that have shaped contemporary society, politics, and culture. From the struggle for independence to the ongoing debates surrounding identity and belonging, the narrative presents a nuanced understanding of Ireland's evolution.

The book approaches its subject with clarity and insight, dissecting the rich tapestry of Ireland’s past and its implications for the present and future. Through vivid examples and engaging prose, it highlights the interactions between historical events and daily life, revealing how deeply rooted conflicts and aspirations continue to influence Irish society today.

By weaving together stories and analyses, it invites readers to reflect on the broader concepts of national identity and communal relationships. This sharp examination of modern Ireland serves as both an entry point for newcomers and a thought-provoking read for those familiar with the island's intricate dynamics.

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