Titlebook: Imagining Irish Suburbia in Literature and Culture; Eoghan Smith,Simon Workman Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2

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,‘And This Is Where My Anxiety Manifested Itself…’: Gothic Suburbia in Contemporary Irish Art, in the work of a number of contemporary artists, this chapter demonstrates the remarkable prevalence and malleability of the ghost estate as signifier of Irish economic collapse along with the enduring cultural attachment of Irish people to ‘home’.

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A Landscape of Crisis: Photographing Post-Celtic Tiger Ghost Estates,ction of Settlement as well as the cultural and political implications of this socially engaged artwork’. He is particularly interested in the phenomenon of the ghost estate, and he documents his own artistic process in photographing ghost estates, while also considering the politics of exhibition of contemporary suburbia.

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,Brave New Worlds? 150 Years of Irish Suburban Evolution,al, political and economic change. It reveals that while the growth and development of Irish suburbia largely mirrors the American and British experience, Irish suburbia has its own particular character and unique cultures.

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The Irish Suburban Imaginary,sation and technological advances increasingly appear to weaken and atrophy attachments to the local, this chapter argues that Irish suburban life remains a place of ‘mico-civicism’ where social participation is strong, binding and important

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The Narrow Margins: Photography and the ,t Irish photographic practices have undergone a ‘topographical turn’ in which landscape is not simply documented, but that Irish photography played a vital role in concentrating the eye on the cultural and economic forces that actively transformed Ireland, and to which there has been much political and public blindness.

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