Box 30
Contains 36 Results:
"An Nua Fhiliocht", Irish Reading
Irish poet Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill's life and work, particularly her writing, study, and teaching of the Irish language and Irish folklore, are documented through her papers. Materials include correspondence; diaries and journals; manuscripts of poetry, prose, play and radio scripts, and short stories; photographs; research files; and works by other authors. Much of the material is in the Irish language.
Collection is open for research. Series IX contains family, financial, and professional documents marked confidential; these are not available for research.
"The Battle for Deliverance from the Mother"
Irish poet Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill's life and work, particularly her writing, study, and teaching of the Irish language and Irish folklore, are documented through her papers. Materials include correspondence; diaries and journals; manuscripts of poetry, prose, play and radio scripts, and short stories; photographs; research files; and works by other authors. Much of the material is in the Irish language.
Collection is open for research. Series IX contains family, financial, and professional documents marked confidential; these are not available for research.
"The Carle of the Coat" and "Robin Flower"
Irish poet Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill's life and work, particularly her writing, study, and teaching of the Irish language and Irish folklore, are documented through her papers. Materials include correspondence; diaries and journals; manuscripts of poetry, prose, play and radio scripts, and short stories; photographs; research files; and works by other authors. Much of the material is in the Irish language.
Collection is open for research. Series IX contains family, financial, and professional documents marked confidential; these are not available for research.
"Ceol Mor", Irish
Irish poet Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill's life and work, particularly her writing, study, and teaching of the Irish language and Irish folklore, are documented through her papers. Materials include correspondence; diaries and journals; manuscripts of poetry, prose, play and radio scripts, and short stories; photographs; research files; and works by other authors. Much of the material is in the Irish language.
Collection is open for research. Series IX contains family, financial, and professional documents marked confidential; these are not available for research.
"Contemporary Poetry in Irish: One New Voice, Deirdre Brennan" by Frank O'Brien
Irish poet Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill's life and work, particularly her writing, study, and teaching of the Irish language and Irish folklore, are documented through her papers. Materials include correspondence; diaries and journals; manuscripts of poetry, prose, play and radio scripts, and short stories; photographs; research files; and works by other authors. Much of the material is in the Irish language.
Collection is open for research. Series IX contains family, financial, and professional documents marked confidential; these are not available for research.
"Contributions to a Study in Irish Folklore"
Irish poet Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill's life and work, particularly her writing, study, and teaching of the Irish language and Irish folklore, are documented through her papers. Materials include correspondence; diaries and journals; manuscripts of poetry, prose, play and radio scripts, and short stories; photographs; research files; and works by other authors. Much of the material is in the Irish language.
Collection is open for research. Series IX contains family, financial, and professional documents marked confidential; these are not available for research.
"Critical Inquiry", 1990 - 1990
Irish poet Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill's life and work, particularly her writing, study, and teaching of the Irish language and Irish folklore, are documented through her papers. Materials include correspondence; diaries and journals; manuscripts of poetry, prose, play and radio scripts, and short stories; photographs; research files; and works by other authors. Much of the material is in the Irish language.
Collection is open for research. Series IX contains family, financial, and professional documents marked confidential; these are not available for research.
"Feminist Messages: Coding in Women's Folk Culture"
Irish poet Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill's life and work, particularly her writing, study, and teaching of the Irish language and Irish folklore, are documented through her papers. Materials include correspondence; diaries and journals; manuscripts of poetry, prose, play and radio scripts, and short stories; photographs; research files; and works by other authors. Much of the material is in the Irish language.
Collection is open for research. Series IX contains family, financial, and professional documents marked confidential; these are not available for research.
Feminist Reading by Carole Pateman
Irish poet Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill's life and work, particularly her writing, study, and teaching of the Irish language and Irish folklore, are documented through her papers. Materials include correspondence; diaries and journals; manuscripts of poetry, prose, play and radio scripts, and short stories; photographs; research files; and works by other authors. Much of the material is in the Irish language.
Collection is open for research. Series IX contains family, financial, and professional documents marked confidential; these are not available for research.
"The Feuch Fein Controversary"
Irish poet Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill's life and work, particularly her writing, study, and teaching of the Irish language and Irish folklore, are documented through her papers. Materials include correspondence; diaries and journals; manuscripts of poetry, prose, play and radio scripts, and short stories; photographs; research files; and works by other authors. Much of the material is in the Irish language.
Collection is open for research. Series IX contains family, financial, and professional documents marked confidential; these are not available for research.
"Foggy Hair and Green Eyes" by Tom MacIntyre, 1988 - 1988
Irish poet Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill's life and work, particularly her writing, study, and teaching of the Irish language and Irish folklore, are documented through her papers. Materials include correspondence; diaries and journals; manuscripts of poetry, prose, play and radio scripts, and short stories; photographs; research files; and works by other authors. Much of the material is in the Irish language.
Collection is open for research. Series IX contains family, financial, and professional documents marked confidential; these are not available for research.
"From Saga to Folktale: The Deirdre Story in Gaelic Tradition" by Caoimhin Mac Giolla Leith
Irish poet Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill's life and work, particularly her writing, study, and teaching of the Irish language and Irish folklore, are documented through her papers. Materials include correspondence; diaries and journals; manuscripts of poetry, prose, play and radio scripts, and short stories; photographs; research files; and works by other authors. Much of the material is in the Irish language.
Collection is open for research. Series IX contains family, financial, and professional documents marked confidential; these are not available for research.
"Hamlet" by Ciaran Carson, in German
Irish poet Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill's life and work, particularly her writing, study, and teaching of the Irish language and Irish folklore, are documented through her papers. Materials include correspondence; diaries and journals; manuscripts of poetry, prose, play and radio scripts, and short stories; photographs; research files; and works by other authors. Much of the material is in the Irish language.
Collection is open for research. Series IX contains family, financial, and professional documents marked confidential; these are not available for research.
"Hypatia Reborn"
Irish poet Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill's life and work, particularly her writing, study, and teaching of the Irish language and Irish folklore, are documented through her papers. Materials include correspondence; diaries and journals; manuscripts of poetry, prose, play and radio scripts, and short stories; photographs; research files; and works by other authors. Much of the material is in the Irish language.
Collection is open for research. Series IX contains family, financial, and professional documents marked confidential; these are not available for research.
"Is Cuma Faoin Sceal / Caithfear Eisteacht" by Caoimhin Mac Giolla Leith
Irish poet Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill's life and work, particularly her writing, study, and teaching of the Irish language and Irish folklore, are documented through her papers. Materials include correspondence; diaries and journals; manuscripts of poetry, prose, play and radio scripts, and short stories; photographs; research files; and works by other authors. Much of the material is in the Irish language.
Collection is open for research. Series IX contains family, financial, and professional documents marked confidential; these are not available for research.
"Kemalism, Hypernationalism and Islam in Turkey" by Umit Cizre-Sakallioglo
Irish poet Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill's life and work, particularly her writing, study, and teaching of the Irish language and Irish folklore, are documented through her papers. Materials include correspondence; diaries and journals; manuscripts of poetry, prose, play and radio scripts, and short stories; photographs; research files; and works by other authors. Much of the material is in the Irish language.
Collection is open for research. Series IX contains family, financial, and professional documents marked confidential; these are not available for research.
"The Lament for Art O'Leary, and the Popular Keening Tradition"
Irish poet Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill's life and work, particularly her writing, study, and teaching of the Irish language and Irish folklore, are documented through her papers. Materials include correspondence; diaries and journals; manuscripts of poetry, prose, play and radio scripts, and short stories; photographs; research files; and works by other authors. Much of the material is in the Irish language.
Collection is open for research. Series IX contains family, financial, and professional documents marked confidential; these are not available for research.
"The Lament for Art O'Leary, and the Popular Keening Tradition"
Irish poet Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill's life and work, particularly her writing, study, and teaching of the Irish language and Irish folklore, are documented through her papers. Materials include correspondence; diaries and journals; manuscripts of poetry, prose, play and radio scripts, and short stories; photographs; research files; and works by other authors. Much of the material is in the Irish language.
Collection is open for research. Series IX contains family, financial, and professional documents marked confidential; these are not available for research.
Linguistics Article by Judith Johnston and Dan Slobin
Irish poet Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill's life and work, particularly her writing, study, and teaching of the Irish language and Irish folklore, are documented through her papers. Materials include correspondence; diaries and journals; manuscripts of poetry, prose, play and radio scripts, and short stories; photographs; research files; and works by other authors. Much of the material is in the Irish language.
Collection is open for research. Series IX contains family, financial, and professional documents marked confidential; these are not available for research.
"Living off the Country"
Irish poet Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill's life and work, particularly her writing, study, and teaching of the Irish language and Irish folklore, are documented through her papers. Materials include correspondence; diaries and journals; manuscripts of poetry, prose, play and radio scripts, and short stories; photographs; research files; and works by other authors. Much of the material is in the Irish language.
Collection is open for research. Series IX contains family, financial, and professional documents marked confidential; these are not available for research.
"Making it into Literature" by Angela Bourke, 1991 - 1991
Irish poet Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill's life and work, particularly her writing, study, and teaching of the Irish language and Irish folklore, are documented through her papers. Materials include correspondence; diaries and journals; manuscripts of poetry, prose, play and radio scripts, and short stories; photographs; research files; and works by other authors. Much of the material is in the Irish language.
Collection is open for research. Series IX contains family, financial, and professional documents marked confidential; these are not available for research.
"Metamagical Themas" by Douglas Hofstadter, Scientific American
Irish poet Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill's life and work, particularly her writing, study, and teaching of the Irish language and Irish folklore, are documented through her papers. Materials include correspondence; diaries and journals; manuscripts of poetry, prose, play and radio scripts, and short stories; photographs; research files; and works by other authors. Much of the material is in the Irish language.
Collection is open for research. Series IX contains family, financial, and professional documents marked confidential; these are not available for research.
"Mothering: Essays in Feminist Theory"
Irish poet Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill's life and work, particularly her writing, study, and teaching of the Irish language and Irish folklore, are documented through her papers. Materials include correspondence; diaries and journals; manuscripts of poetry, prose, play and radio scripts, and short stories; photographs; research files; and works by other authors. Much of the material is in the Irish language.
Collection is open for research. Series IX contains family, financial, and professional documents marked confidential; these are not available for research.
"O Chorca Dhuibhne"
Irish poet Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill's life and work, particularly her writing, study, and teaching of the Irish language and Irish folklore, are documented through her papers. Materials include correspondence; diaries and journals; manuscripts of poetry, prose, play and radio scripts, and short stories; photographs; research files; and works by other authors. Much of the material is in the Irish language.
Collection is open for research. Series IX contains family, financial, and professional documents marked confidential; these are not available for research.
"The Perfect Mother: Female Authority in the Poetry of Medbh McGuckian"
Irish poet Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill's life and work, particularly her writing, study, and teaching of the Irish language and Irish folklore, are documented through her papers. Materials include correspondence; diaries and journals; manuscripts of poetry, prose, play and radio scripts, and short stories; photographs; research files; and works by other authors. Much of the material is in the Irish language.
Collection is open for research. Series IX contains family, financial, and professional documents marked confidential; these are not available for research.