Language and Power in the Celtic World: Papers from the Seventh Australian Conference of Celtic Studies

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Preface by Anders Ahlqvist & Pamela ONeill

The Drinking of Blood in the Ritual Context of Mourning by Alexandra Bergholm

Saint Patricks Oath by Liam Breatnach

Literary History and the Medieval Canon in Wales by Helen Fulton

Some Eighteenth-century Developments in Scottish Gaelic Poetry by William Gillies

Causation in Medieval Irish Law by Jade Harman

The Connection Between Fenian Lays, Liturgical Chant, Recitative, and Dn Dreach: a Pre-Medieval Narrative Song Tradition by Aindrias Hirt

The Place of Women in Early Irish Society, with Special Reference to the Law of Marriage by Fergus Kelly

Lost & Found Reinstating Playwright Edward Geoghegan (18131869) and his Most Controversial Play, The Hibernian Father (1844) by Gay Lynch & Janet Tepelosi

Reading with Rhydderch: Mabinogion Texts in Manuscript Context by Catherine McKenna

Is there Vowel Harmony in Irish and Scottish Gaelic by Malachy McKenna

Cin Adomnin and the Lombards by Neil McLeod Sifting the Wreckage of Gaelic Culture in Victoria by Val Noone

Language Resilience and Self-Esteem by Pierre Noyer Conchobor and His Court at Emain by Toms Cathasaigh

Unravelling Time in Early Irish Law by Pamela ONeill

Exile and Authority in Lebor Gabla renn by Veronica Phillips

The Early Welsh Harp Music of the Robert ap Huw Manuscript by Chris Ridgway

Bizarre, Grotesque and Macabre: Gender and Humour in Early Irish Hagiography by Celia Scott

From Repeal to Revolution: The Evolution of John Mitchels Political Thought 184348 by Andrew Shields