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Dr Marie-Louise Coolahan

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Title Lecturer Above The Bar
Address Dept. of English
Tower 1, Arts/Science Building
Nui Galway
Telephone: Ext. 3787
Email:
ei.yawlagiun@nahalooc.esiuoleiram

 

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Biography:

Books

Coolahan, Marie-Louise (2010) Women, Writing, and Language in Early Modern Ireland. Oxford: Oxford University Press. [Details]

Book Chapters

Coolahan, Marie-Louise (2004) 'Caitlín Dubh’s keens: literary negotiations in early modern Ireland' In: Burke, V., Gibson, J (eds). Early Modern Women's Manuscript Writing: Selected Papers of the Trinity/Trent Colloquium. Aldershot: Ashgate Press. [Details]
Coolahan, Marie-Louise, Burke, V. (2005) '‘The Literary Contexts of William Cavendish, first Duke of Newcastle, and his family’' In: Martyn Bennett (eds). Society, Religion, and Culture in Seventeenth-Century Nottinghamshire. Lewiston: Edwin Mellen Press. [Details]
Coolahan, Marie-Louise (2010) '“And this deponent further sayeth”: Orality, Print and the 1641 Depositions' In: Marc Caball and Andrew Carpenter (eds). Oral and Print Cultures in Ireland, 1600-1900. Dublin: Four Courts Press. [Details]
 

Peer Reviewed Journals

Coolahan, M-L. (2003) 'We live by chance, and slip into Events: Occasionality and the Manuscript Verse of Katherine Philips'. Eighteenth Century Ireland, 18 :9-23. [Details]
Coolahan, M-L (2007) 'Identity Politics and Nuns’ Writing'. Women's Writing, 14 :306-320. [Details]
COOLAHAN, M-L. (2007) 'Redeeming parcels of time: Aesthetics and practice of occasional meditation'. Seventeenth Century, 22 :124-143. [Details]
Coolahan, Marie-Louise (2010) 'Women’s Writing in Seventeenth-Century Ireland'. Literature Compass, 7 :1049-1061. [Details]
       

Book Review

Coolahan, M.L. (2001) Deborah Aldrich Larson, The Verse Miscellany of Constance Aston Fowler: A Diplomatic Edition, Early Modern Literary Studies. Book Review Available Online [Details]
Coolahan, M-L (2002) Subordination and authorship in early modern England: The case of Elizabeth Cavendish Egerton and her Loose Papers, Notes and Queries. Book Review [Details]
Coolahan, M.L. (2002) ‘Fictional Mappings: Changing Ireland: Strategies in Contemporary Women’s Fiction, Christine St. Peter’, Irish Journal of Feminist Studies. Book Review [Details]
Coolahan, M.L. (2003) Elizabeth Cary Lady Falkland: Life and Letters, Early Modern Literary Studies. Book Review Available Online [Details]
Coolahan, M.L. (2006) Women of God and Arms: Female Spirituality and Political Conflict, 1380-1600. Historians of Women Religious in Britain and Ireland: Book Review Available Online [Details]
Coolahan, M.L. (2009) Archipelagic English: Literature, History, and Politics 1603-1707, Irish University Review. Book Review [Details]
Coolahan, M-L. (2011) Resurrecting Neglected Works. Irish Literary Supplement. Book Review [Details]
Coolahan, M-L. (2012) Elizabeth Clarke, Politics, Religion and the Song of Songs in Seventeenth-Century England. Early Modern Literary Studies. Book Review Available Online [Details]
 

Conference Paper

Coolahan, M.L., Clarke, E., Burke, V. (1997) Margaret Cavendish: Family Context, Literary Context. International Margaret Cavendish Conference. University of Oxford, UK: Conference Paper [Details]
Coolahan, M.L. (1999) noe uerse, thugh godly Meeter-rhyme: Poetic and Religious Heterodoxies in the Manuscript Culture of the Cavendish Family. Eighth Internation Conference, Centre for Seventeenth-Century Studies. University of Durham, UK: Conference Paper [Details]
Coolahan, M.L. (2001) Irish Women Writers and Early Modern Manuscript Verse. Early Modern Forum Ireland. NUI, Galway: Conference Paper [Details]
Coolahan, M.L. (2001) Constructions of the Gaelic Hero and the Irish Woman Writer. Nation and Federation in the Gaelic World: Fourth International Celtic Conference. University of Sydney, Australia: Conference Paper [Details]
Coolahan, M.L. (2002) Soe this madd Chaos is for want of you: Cavendish family funeral monuments, epitaphs and elegies. Text and Image: Fifth Reading Literature and History Conference. University of Reading, UK: Conference Paper [Details]
Coolahan, M.L. (2002) We live by chance and slip into events: Occasionality and the Manuscript Verse of Katherine Philips. Women in Medieval and Early Modern Europe conference. Trinity College Dublin: Conference Paper [Details]
Coolahan, M.L. (2003) Keeping Men from the Loss of Parcels of Time: Aesthetics and Practice of Occasional Meditation. Renaissance Leisure Conference, UCD Marsh's Library and Dublin Writers' Centre. UCD: Conference Paper [Details]
Coolahan, M.L. (2003) 'Wives and Husbands: Spousal Posthumous Publication and Manuscript Culture'. 'Women's Writing in Britain 1660-1830' conference. University of Southampton / Chawton House Library: Conference Paper [Details]
Coolahan, M.L. (2003) 'The Dynamics of Writing Practices in the Seventeenth-Century Religious Order'. Second Annual Conference on Women Religious in Britain and Ireland. Birkbeck College, University of London: Conference Paper [Details]
Coolahan, M.L. (2005) Literary Culture, Community, and Early Modern Irishwomen Abroad. Irishness Abroad', British Association for Irish Studies. University of London, UK: Conference Paper [Details]
Coolahan, M.L. (2005) Translation, Travel and Testimony: the Irish Poor Clares in the Seventeenth Century. Sunderland annual Irish Studies Conference. University of Sunderland, UK: Conference Paper [Details]
Coolahan, M.L. (2005) Nuns' Writing and National Identity. Still Kissing the Rod? Early Modern Women's Writing in 2005 conference. St. Hilda's College, Oxford: Conference Paper [Details]
Coolahan, M.L. (2005) Filtering the Self: Women and Religious Life-Writing. Textual Lives: Early Modern Autobiography and the Archive Chetham's Library. Manchester: Conference Paper [Details]
Coolan, M.L. (2006) “They find it easier to understand foreign words than the genuine Irish ones”: women religious, vernacular translation, and literacy in early modern Ireland’. Historians of Women Religious in Britain and Ireland annual conference. NUI, Maynooth: Conference Paper [Details]
Coolahan, M.L. (2006) “To find a noon where they expected night”: Towards a literary history of women’s writing in early modern Ireland’. ‘Irish Women Writers: History Lessons’ conference. Queen's University, Belfast: Conference Paper [Details]
Coolahan, M.L. (2006) ‘Literary cultures and early modern women’s poetry’. ‘Women in Irish Culture and History’ conference. UCD: Conference Paper [Details]
Coolahan, M.L. (2007) “Gurab usa leó focail choimhthightheacha do thuigsin ináid focail fhíre na Gaoidhelge”: Na Cláirínigh Bhochta, teanga agus aistriuchán sa seachtú aois déag’. Louvain 1607-2007. Scoil na Gaeilge, NUI Galway: Conference Paper [Details]
Coolahan, M.L. (2008) ‘Life-Writing and victimhood: Women’s petitions and depositions’. ‘Writing in Seventeenth-Century Ireland’ symposium. UCD: Conference Paper [Details]
Coolahan, M.L. (2008) ‘Women’s narratives of victimhood: Petitions, depositions and early modern Irish identity’. London Renaissance Seminar. London Renaissance Seminar, UK: Conference Paper [Details]
Coolahan, M.L. (2008) “If souls no sexes have”: Gender and creativity in Katherine Philips’s friendship poetry’. Renaissance Society of America. Chicago, USA: Conference Paper [Details]
Coolahan, M.L. (2009) ‘Royalism and the 1641 Depositions’. Royalist Religion Conference. Manchester University, UK: Conference Paper [Details]
Coolahan, M.L. (2009) ‘Authorial collaboration, the 1641 Rising, and women’s writing of conflict’. The Twelfth International Conference, Centre for Seventeenth-Century Studies. Durham University, UK: Conference Paper [Details]
Coolahan, M.L. (2010) ‘Ideal communities and women's poetry in seventeenth-century Ireland’. Renaissance Society of America. Venice, Italy: Conference Paper [Details]
Coolahan, M.L. (2010) ‘What is an Irish woman writer in the seventeenth century?’ IASIL Conference. NUI, Maynooth: Conference Paper [Details]
Coolahan, M-L. (2010) ‘Report on the deliberations of Working Group 2’. Milestone 1 conference, COST Action IS0901: Women Writers in History. Madrid, Spain: Conference Paper [Details]
Coolahan, M-L. (2011) ‘Literary memorialization and women's manuscripts’. Renaissance Society of America annual conference. Renaissance Society of America, Montreal, Canada: Conference Paper [Details]
Coolahan, M-L. (2011) 'The Reception of Women’s Lost Texts'. Voices in Dialogue: Women’s Writing in Europe conference. Chawton House Library, UK: Conference Paper [Details]
Coolahan, M-L. (2011) ‘Archipelagic identities in Europe: Irish nuns in English convents’. ‘Who were the Nuns?’ conference. Queen Mary, University of London, UK: Conference Paper [Details]
 

Edited Book

Coolahan, M.L. (2005) ‘Katherine Philips’, ‘Anna Ley’, and ‘Jane Cavendish’. Manchester: Edited Book [Details]
   

Invited papers

Coolahan, M.L. (2000) Caitlín Dubh: a professional keener from Thomond?. Trinity/Trent Colloquium. Nottingham Trent University: Invited papers [Details]
Coolahan, M.L. (2001) Fairy Women and the Female Keener: Caitlin Dubh's elegies on the O'Briens of Thomond. Women's Writing in Wales and the Celtic Fringe c.1650-1800. University of Wales, Lampeter: Invited papers [Details]
Coolahan, M.L. (2002) Classics Revisited. Dublin City Libraries Readers' Day. Dublin City Libraries: Invited papers [Details]
Coolahan, M-L. (2010) “And this deponent further saith”: Orality, authenticity and the 1641 Depositions’. UCD Print Culture Symposium. UCD, Ireland: Invited papers [Details]
Coolahan, M-L. (2011) Renaissance Dublin and the Literary Construction of Authorship. Early Modern Ireland colloquium. Moore Institute, NUI Galway: Invited papers [Details]
                   

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