声明
CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION
1.1 George Bernard Shaw and John Bull’s Other Island
1.2 Literature Review
1.2.1 Domestic Studies
1.2.2 Foreign Studies
CHAPTER TWO BERNARD SHAW’S CRITICAL ATTITUDE ON IRISH ISSUE
2.1 The Irishmen in John Bull’s Other Island
2.1.1 The Traitor: Lawrence Doyle
2.1.2 The Saint: Father Keegan
2.2 The Irishmen in O’Flaherty V.C. and Tragedy of an Elderly Gentleman
2.3 On Irish Issues: The Critical Attitude Behind Shaw’s Stage Irishmen
CHAPTER THREE ACCEPTANCE OF JOHN BULL’S OTHER ISLAND IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY IRELAND
3.1 The Productions of John Bull’s Other Island in the Abbey Theater
3.2 Acceptance of Shaw’s Critical Attitude among Other Irish Writers
3.2.1 Sean O’Casey and Bernard Shaw
3.2.2 Brendan Behan and Bernard Shaw
3.3 Bernard Shaw’s Unpresented Presence in Irish Literature
CHAPTER FOUR INVENTING IRELAND: QUESTION OF CULTURAL IDENTITY IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY IRELAND
4.1 Irish— the Counter-reference of the English?
4.2 Reinventing Ireland: The De-Anglicize Efforts
4.3 John Bull’s Other Island and the Un-making of Irish Cultural Identity
CONCLUSION
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