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work_6hqkrs4hrfgc5icptqut2zwyte	Gabrielle Alice Rowen-Clarke	The Joyce of Food: A Negotiation of History, Politics, and Society	2018.0	280	.pdf	application/pdf	111764	8468	67	central human concern reconsiders Irish politics, history, religion, culture, society and and create an authentic cultural-nationalism and the Irish epic, Joyce's 'antirepresentational tendency' and his hybridisation of popular forms challenged patriarchal throughout the following chapters as I consider the significance of food for the postFamine generation of Joyce's Dublin. burgeoning Irish Revivalist literature which was mythologising Ireland's past, Joyce's ('Famished Ghosts: Famine Memory in James Joyce's Ulysses' 2011), Kevin Whelan as a key event of Irish history prevalent in Joyce's work, and its contribution to the Ulin '"Famished Ghosts": Famine Memory in James Joyce's Ulysses'). Irish literature works with and through Ireland's long history of 'famine, failed As a selfaffirmed pig, Roos contends that through Bloom Joyce also represents how the Irish But, Joyce's interrogations of Irish history go beyond Dubliners 'remembering' not the 'national/political and cultural/archival memory' in Joyce's work, which Hirsch subject is the contrast between Joyce's Bloom, Molly and Ireland's decaying heroes, 	./cache/work_6hqkrs4hrfgc5icptqut2zwyte.pdf	./txt/work_6hqkrs4hrfgc5icptqut2zwyte.txt