National/religious allegiances and political thought. Old motifs and new models in the early modern Irish-language poetry and historical writing
Panel: National/religious allegiances and political thought. Old motifs and new models in the early modern Irish-language poetry and historical writing
Venue: Fourth European Symposium in Celtic Studies, Department of Celtic Studies, Bonn University
Speakers:
1) Gregory Darwin (Uppsala University)
Cairt chloidhimh, cá cairt is fearr?: a Gaelic perspective on “surrender and regrant”
2) Philip Mac a’ Ghoill (Mary Immaculate College, Limerick)
Switching Sides: Religious identity and Christian teaching in Gaelic literature 1575–1625
3) Feliks Levin (Aarhus University)
Contemplating composite monarchy in Irish verse and historical writing in the 1580s-1630s