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A Star Is Born: Ideas and Upgrades,now on the eve of her long awaited victory, to her whom in loneliness and exile [her children] have at last learned to love.’. It is a call that both artists seek to resist; yet for Joyce, coupled with this image of the mother seeking the return of her wayward son is that of the woman embracing the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-29593-0 gathering that ‘he felt. … like a man who having deserted his mother in her poverty returned to her when she had become wealthy’.. A mere ten years later, Moore would desert that same mother, fearing that in the guise of Cathleen ni Houlihan she ‘might over take me’. Mother-Ireland, as represented

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Voltaire, Prussia and Industry,ugh Irish literature and politics with a passion that has not even yet entirely died away’.. At the heart of the myth is the great man, a saviour, being torn down by the mob. Eye-witness accounts of his funeral in 1891 paint the scene in apocalyptic terms, befitting a man who has moved beyond simple

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Saint-Evremond and the Decline of Fideismhe millionth time the reality of experience and to forge in the smithy of my soul the uncreated conscience of my race.’ What few critics include is the image of the mother with which the diary entry begins: ‘Mother is putting my new secondhand clothes in order,’ Stephen writes. ‘She prays now, she s

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