Strange Country: Modernity and Nationhood in Irish Writing since 1790
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The work and support of the following have been of inestimable value to me in the preparation of this book: Cormac Deane, Thomas Docherty, Tadgh Foley, Christopher Fox, Luke Gibbons, Dedan Kiberd, David Lloyd, Marianne McDonald, Mairin Ni Dhonncadha, Edward Said, and Kevin Whelan.
I also wish to thank my graduate students at the University of Notre Dame; the staffs of the Hesburgh Library at Notre Dame, of the Royal Irish Academy Library, and of the National Library, Dublin.
I am also grateful to the Faculty of English at the University of Oxford and to the Clarendon Press for the invitation to deliver the Clarendon Lectures in May 1995; to Jason Freeman of the Oxford University Press for his patience, hospitality, and support; to Janet Moth for her copy-editing skills.
I will always remember, with fondness and gpratitude, the extraordinary kindness and hospitality of John and Christine Kelly during my stay at St John’s College, Oxford, Among many others at Oxford, I would also like to thank Richard McCabe, Roy and Alice Park, Val Cunningham, and Tom and Gitti Paulin.
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