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The Poetic Achievement of Patrick Kavanagh (1904-1967)
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Julia Kavanagh In Her Times: Novelist And Biographer, 1824-1877.
… seeks to identify the contribution of Julia Kavanagh within early and mid-Victorian literature and as a contributor to the concept of the contribution of a women's tradition to the developemnt of French and English arts and culture. It examines her progress as a popular novelist to changing …
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The Liturgical Theology of Aidan Kavanagh, OSB: Synthesis and Critique
… the liturgical theology of the late Aidan Kavanagh, OSB. His particular approach to liturgy helped to shape the implementation of the liturgical changes instituted by the Second Vatican Council. His early published works were instrumental in explaining the goals of these liturgical changes, …
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The world of Kavanagh and Cottril: A portrait of Irish emigration, entrepreneurship, and ethnic diversity in mid-Maine, 1760-1820
… parallels the lives of two immigrants, James Kavanagh and Matthew Cottril, who made a fortune in the Maine timber trade and encouraged kin and countrymen to settle in tne new land. Their career serves as a springboard to discuss the dynamics of Irish migration into northern New England, the …
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Outfacing history: the artistic influences of W. B. Yeats and others on Seamus Heaney's Noughties poetry
… Gerard Manley Hopkins, T.S. Eliot, Patrick Kavanagh, and Philip Larkin. As they appear in the collections examined, the impact of these figures on the central Heaney–Yeats relationship is also discussed. These poets are ultimately useful for Heaney in answering his central artistic questions …
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Troubled Formations Sexuality and the Irish Catholic Bildungsroman, 1916-1965
… The writings of Maura Laverty and Patrick Kavanagh are discussed in Chapter Five. Their rural bildung sromane are read as innovative permutations within the development of this genre and as complex interventions into mid-century debates about sexuality and Irish underdevelopment. Finally, …
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The Antecedents of Work-School Conflict and Work-School Enrichment
… education (Butler, 2007; Cinamon, 2016; Owen, Kavanagh & Dollard, 2018). These working students are frequently referred to as non-traditional students in the academic literature. The psychological experiences of non-traditional students who work is a pertinent and expanding area of interest for …
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An X-ray census of the youngest galactic star clusters
Stellar clusters are vitally important laboratories for astrophysical research. These clusters, some of which have populations numbering in the hundreds of thousands, comprise a coeval stellar population of similar chemical composition at the same distance, the analysis of which can confront …
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How Do Men Who Have Sex With Men Currently Understand, Evaluate And Respond To HIV Risk? A Mixed Methods Analysis Of An Internet Survey In A Post-Antiretroviral Society.
This thesis sets out to examine how men who have sex with men (MSM) currently understand, evaluate and respond to HIV risk. The aims of the study were to explore key areas of HIV risk understanding, including how HIV risk was understood in a post-antiretroviral society and how masculinities affect …
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First principles simulation of cement for nuclear waste disposal
The immobilization of wastes that arise from the decommissioning of the UK civil nuclear program is a significant challenge facing both industry and researchers. The current plan for nuclear industry is to dispose of wastes within a deep underground facility and to use cement to immobilise many of …
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Translating Le coup de la girafe: A Register Analysis of Fictional Orality
This thesis examines fictional orality through the lens of register theory, and the application of these concepts in translation. Fictional orality is created by the intersection of two registers that are quite distinct in some languages and cultures: the more formal, written literary register, and …
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Supporting Social Emotional Development in the Primary School Setting
The Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) Operational Guide (2019) states that in December 2018 in Ireland, 19,073 children and adolescents were attending their services. Lack of resources and understaffing in CAMHS mean many children and families are on waiting lists to receive …
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Making Music and Making Place: Mapping Musical Practice in Irish Small Towns
This thesis examines the co-constitutive relationship between music-making and place-making in Carlow, Wexford and Kilkenny City, in the south-east of Ireland. It argues that musical practice creates meaningful experiences, memories and emotional responses that gather and weave into places. It also …
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‘Standing alongside’ and in solidarity with Traveller women: minority ethnic women’s narratives of racialized obstetric violence
This study is an exploration of Traveller women’s experience of pregnancy loss in Ireland. It examines the individual, interpersonal and structural factors which mediate Traveller women’s experience. Through the utilisation of a participant structured interview influenced by the biographical …
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Consulting the experiential knowledge of practitioners and learners through qualitative research: Implications for developing an online history project with older adults.
Individual difference and diversity among older people alludes to the importance of creating flexible programmes facilitated in welcoming, person-centred, learning environments. In response, I present my ideas for developing a future online local history project involving older adults’ memories of …
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Reform and Opposition in the 1830s as viewed through the Illustrated Press of Ireland and Britain
On 1 September 1831 the Zoological Gardens in Dublin’s Phoenix Park opened to the public and those relatively few members of the Irish population who could afford the price of sixpence entrance fee were offered a look at live exotic animals from foreign places. With the exception of the rare few …
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Stem Cell and Biological Interventions to treat Allergic Airway Disease
The aim of this work was to investigate immune modulation with a particular focus on airway inflammation and allergic pathogenesis. This was probed in a model of pathogen driven immunomodulation (B. pertussis), and two models of therapeutic intervention namely immunisation (attenuated B. pertussis, …
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Alignment of Leadership to Constructs of Governance in Independent Schools
<p>This qualitative phenomenographic study articulates the different perceptions of independent school heads of school and executive board leaders in their understanding of key constructs of independent school governance, especially as the understanding may change during a crisis. The five …
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Stimuli responsive polymer gels for sensing applications
This chapter (3) is based on simplifying the design template of an optical sensor through the multifunctionality imparted on it by an IL. The IL simplified polymer gel is termed an optode within this chapter as (a) it is prepared the same manner as optodes, (b) the IL performs many of the same …
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