Stella & Rose's Books

Front cover

Contents

• List of Illustrations
• List of Contributors
• Acknowledgements
• Foreword (1) by Tom Jones Hughes
• Foreword (2) by Don Meinig
• Introduction by Patrick J. Duffy
• Chapter 1 'EXCAVATING, MAPPING AND INTERROGATING ANCESTRAL TERRAINS': WILLIAM J. SMYTH AND IRELAND'S GEOGRAPHY By William Nolan
• Chapter 2 FROM RATHDOWNEY TO RATTANAKIRI: HONOURING PROF: by Connell Foley and Ronan Foley
• Chapter 3 THE DISTRIBUTION OF EARLY MEDIEVAL ECCLESIASTICAL SITES IN IRELAND by Matthew Stout
• Chapter 4 MAKING IRELAND ENGLISH IN THE THIRTEENTH CENTURE: THE EVIDENCE OF THE IRISH LAY SUBSIDY OF 1292 by Mark Hennessy
• Chapter 5 ASSESSING NON-CLIMATIC INFLUENCES ON THE RECORD OF EXTREME WEATHER EVENTS IN THE IRISH ANNALS by Francis Michael Ludlow
• Chapter 6 FOUCAULT AND THE COLONIAL SUBJECT: EMERGENT FORMS OF COLONIAL GOVERNMENTALITY IN EARLY MODERN IRELAND by John Morrissey
• Chapter 7 COLONIAL BEGINNINGS: LORD BALTIMORE'S IRISH EXPERIENCE by John Mannion
• Chapter 8 'MAKING THE DOCUMENTS OF CONQUEST SPEAK': PLANTATION SOCIETY IN ARMAGH AND THE 1641 DEPOSITIONS by Annaleigh Margey
• Chapter 9 THROUGH THE FRACTURED LENS OF THE CIVIL SURVEY - AN APPRAISAL OF BUILDINGS ACROSS THE MID-SEVENTEENTH CENTURE DUBLIN REGION by Arnold Horner
• Chapter 10 WILLIAM PETTY, TOPOGRAPHER by JH Andrews and KJ Rankin
• Chapter 11 DISPLACEMENT AND DISPOSSESSION: TEH TRANSPLANTATION SCHEME 1653-1657 by Patrick Nugent
• Chapter 12 THE 'LONG REFORMATION' AND ITS IMPACT ON THE MORPHOLOGY OF PROVINCIAL TOWNS IN IRELAND by Anngret Simms
• Chapter 13 WILLIAM (GUILLERMO) BOWLES: GEOGRAPHER AND NATURAL SCIENTIST IN LATE EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY SPAIN by Patrick O'Flanaghan
• Chapter 14 MYTHS, DIASPORAS AND EMPIRE: BEING IRISH IN THE ANTIPODES IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY by L.J. Proudfoot
• Chapter 15 'NEARLY ALL THAT GEOGRAPHY CAN REQUIRE: THE STATE AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF A GEOGRAPHICAL ARCHIVE IN NINETEENTH CENTURY IRELAND by Patrick J Duffy
• Chapter 16 NATIONALISM AND THE PUBLIC SPHERE THE NATION NEWSPAPER AND THE MOVEMENT FOR THE REPEAL OF THE UNION by Gerry Kearns
• Chapter 17 THE ATLANTIC ENDS OF EUROPE REVISITED by Robert A Dodgshon
• Chapter 18 CLACHANS: LANDSCAPE AND LIFE IN IRELAND BEFORE AND AFTER THE FAMINE by Kevin Whelan
• Chapter 19 POVERTY AND PLACE: DOCUMENTING AND REPRESENTING TORONTO'S CATHOLIC IRISH 1845-1890 by William Jenkins
• Chapter 20 IRELAND'S EPIDEMIOLOGICAL TRANSITION: A PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF CHANGES IN THE CAUSE OF DEATH by Denis G Pringle
• Chapter 21 LANDSCAPES OF ORDER AND (DIS)ORDER IN SOMERVILLE AND ROSS'S THE IRISH R.M. by Mary Kelly
• Chapter 22 RELUCTANT CO-OPERATORS: DAIRY FARMERS AND THE SPREAD OF CREAMERIES IN IRELAND 1886-1920 by Proinnsias Breathnach
• Chapter 23 BECOMING TROPICAL: AFRICA IN THE IRISH GEOGRAPHICAL IMAGINATION by Denis Linehan
• Chapter 24 CONFLICTING SUBTLETIES: SOUTHERN IRISH PROTESTANT NATIONALISM SINCE 1920 by David Butler
• Chapter 25 THE IRISH BORDERLANDS: REGIONAL IDENTITIES AND NATIONAL DIVISIONS by Brian Graham and Catherine Nass
• Chapter 26 IRELAND'S ETHNO-RELIGIOUS CONFLICTS: PATH DEPENDENCE AND ITS LEGACIES by Joseph Ruane
• Chapter 27 TRAJECTORIES OF DEVELOPMENT, MODALITIES OF ENCLOSURE: LAND GRABBING AND THE 'STRUGGLE OVER GEOGRAPHY' by David Nally
• Chapter 28 FROM HOLY WELLS TO THE 'GREAT OCEAN OF TRUTH': SYMBOLS OF THE SACRED IN NATURE by Anne Buttimer
• Chapter 29 MID TO LATE HOLOCENE RELATIVE SEAL-LEVEL AND SEDIMENTARY CHANES IN SOUTHWEST IRELAND by Catherine A Delaney, Robert Devoy and Simon Jennings