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Journal Article
\But why are the parrots on his shirt blue?\: Irish Students Respond to Flannery O'Connor
2016
Overview
[...]those of us who are US literature specialists in Ireland have often reflected on the striking lack of international perspectives on US writers. [...]tutors almost always tended to bring in material by writers whom the students were unlikely to have encountered at secondary school. [...]public transport as well as public space played an interesting role in this option-from Plessy vs Ferguson (crucial for our reading of Mark Twain's Puddnhead Wilson) to the Atlanta omnibus boycott, and \"The Artificial Nigger\" with its own representation of the train. [...]students often make a connection between the plantation novel and the Irish Big House novel.
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Georgia College
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