Roddy Doyle : raining on the parade /

"Dermot McCarthy Argues that Doyle's representation of working-class Dublin has broken with the traditional literary view of the Irish as a homogeneous "people" and has given a voice to a little-heard side of modern Ireland. His characters negotiate a culture that is a complex pr...

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Main Author: McCarthy, Dermot, 1948-
Format: Book
Language:English
Published:Dublin : Liffey, [2003], ©2003.
Series:Contemporary Irish writers and filmmakers.
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