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Author:   Patrick Callan (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland)
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint:   Routledge
Weight:   0.860kg
ISBN:  

9780367339692

ISBN 10:   0367339692
Pages:   364
Publication Date:   27 September 2024
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Professional and scholarly ,  Tertiary & Higher Education ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Table of Contents

Introduction Part A: Developing Ireland’s ‘National’ Cemetery — ‘the grave elders’ (U 12.1185) 1. Dublin’s New Burial Ground — ‘When churchyards yawn’ (U 6.750) 2. The Emergence of a National Cemetery — ‘hero martyr’ (U 12.609) 3. Managing Dublin’s Largest Cemetery — ‘over us dead they bend’ (U 14.393) Part B: Living and Dying in Paddy Dignam’s Dublin — ‘wipe away a tear’ (U 11.1101) 4. On the Edge in Dublin — ‘till their dying day’ (U 13.888–89) 5. ‘For all things dying’ (U 11.1102) Part C: Bringing Paddy Dignam to Glasnevin — ‘great race tomorrow’ (U 6.369) 6. Death Notices and Mourning Styles — ‘Sufficient for the day’ (U 7.726) 7. Getting to Glasnevin — ‘Grand Funeral’ (U 18.1093) Part D: Burial in Glasnevin — ‘the debt of nature’ (U 12.335) 8. Burying Paddy Dignam — ‘First the stiff’ (U 6.522–3) 9. The Joyce Family Plot, 1880–1957 — ‘ends and ultimates’ (U 14.388–89) Part E: Interment in Glasnevin, June 16, 1904 — ‘Ashes to ashes’ (U 6.986) 10. Burial in the Poor Ground — ‘burying the little dead’ (U 6.692) 11. Burial in the General Ground — ‘Cry you mercy, gentlemen’ (U 12.1607) Part F: Paying for Paddy Dignam’s funeral — ‘Good Fallback’ (U 5.119) 12. ‘Isn’t he in the insurance line? (U 8.939) 13. The ‘chapter of the saints of finance’ (U 15.1419) 14. Preparing for the ‘last farewell’ (U 12.525) Part G: Commemorating Paddy Dignam — ‘We obey them in the grave’ (U 6.126) 15. Legacies and Bequests — ‘All dead names’ (U 4.222) 16. Commemorating the dead — ‘as memory fabled it’ (U 2.08)

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Patrick Callan is Visiting Research Fellow at Trinity College Dublin. His work on Ulysses, and the role of radio in Joyce’s work, has appeared in the James Joyce Quarterly (2021), the Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television (2019), and the Dublin James Joyce Journal (2018–20).

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