Into the West: Joyce, Friel and Walsh on Death in Irish Literature
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Into the West: Joyce, Friel and Walsh on Death in Irish Literature
Ireland has long been an oppressed country. With British rule stripping away their lands, culture and language, the Irish people found little solace in this world. It was the next life, the journey "Into the West," as it was called, that perhaps offered a happier existence with family, friends and a land that was theirs to rule.
Into the West looks at this concept through some of it's greatest authors. Starting with the tales of Oisin and St. Patrick, the theme of death and freedom can be traced through the works of James Joyce, John Milton Synge and even contemporary writers like Brian Friel and Edna Walsh.
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