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Troubles on the Emerald Isle: Ireland - EKSAMEN
Background:
Extracts from episodes of Fergal Keane & Neil Hegarty, The Story of Ireland, BBC, 2011. (Documentary)
Geoff Sammon, A Green and Orange Land, Systime, 1999:
• Factfile 1: Irish history,
• Factfile 2: The republic
• Factfile 3: Irish language and culture
• Factfile 4: The sectarian divide
Raymond Keogh, ‘What Does It Mean to Be Irish in the 21st Century?’, 2013, The Journal.IE. (Article)
Items studied:
Kenneth Branagh, Belfast, 2021. (Film)
Marita Conlon-McKenna, ‘Good Girl’, 2001, in Contexts, ed. Engberg-Pedersen, Grønvold, Ohland-Andersen, Gyldendal, 2015. (Short story)
‘A Nation once again’, Irish traditional by Thomas Osborne Davis, 1840s. Wikipedia. (Poem)
‘The Wind That Shakes the Barley’, Irish traditional by Robert Dwyer Joyce, 1860s. Wikipedia. (Poem)
Brief extract from James Joyce, A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, 1914. (Novel)
Frank O’Connor, “Guests of the Nation”, 1931. Stories for Insight, ed. John K. Pedersen, Gyldendal, 1974. (Short story)
Ken Loach, The Wind That Shakes the Barley, 2006. (Film)
W.B. Yeats, ‘Easter 1916’, Fields of Vision, ed. Delaney, Ward, Fiorina. (Poem)
Seamus Heaney, ‘’Digging, 1966. BBC. (Poem)
Holdet arbejdede med Nordirland og konflikten mellem protestanter og katolikker, baggrund og omstændigheder, og så i den forbindelse bl.a. filmen "Belfast" i Næstved Bio og læste novellen "Good Girl". Derefter arbejdede holdet både med Irlands historie, særlig den irske borgerkrig, og med forskellige irske litterære kernetekster (Irish traditionals, Joyce, Yeats, O'Connor, Heaney) og filmen "The Wind that Shakes the Barley" af Ken Loach. I forløbet indgik en online workshop med digteren Matt Abbott.
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