Selected Essays of Sean O'Faolain

Cover\nCopyright\nContents\nAcknowledgments\nIntroduction On Polemical Essays and the Public Intellectual\nEditorial Practice\nSuggested Thematic Groupings\nEssays: 1928–39\n	The Cruelty and Beauty of Words\n	Censorship in America\n	Celts and Irishmen\n	Literary Provincialism\n	The Modern Novel: A Catholic Point of View\n	Revamping Ireland\n	Roger Casement\n	Dickens and Thackeray\n	Daniel Corkery\n	The Dangers of Censorship\n	Don Quixote O’Flaherty\nEssays: 1940–45\n	This is Your Magazine\n	Jack B. Yeats\n	Frederick Robert Higgins (1896–1941)\n	Ah, Wisha! The Irish Novel\n	Standards and Taste\n	Ulster\n	Our Nasty Novelists\n	The Gaelic League\n	The Mart of Ideas\n	That Typical Irishman\n	The Senate and Censorship\n	Gaelic – The Truth\n	Ireland and the Modern World\n	On State Control\n	Books and a Live People\n	The Strange Case of Sean O’Casey\n	The Stuffed Shirts\n	Shadow and Substance\n	The Plain People of Ireland\n	The State and its Writers\n	The University Question\n	Toryism in Trinity\n	One World\n	The Pleasures and Pains of Ireland\n	The Gaelic Cult\n	Eamon de Valera\n	Romance and Realism\n	One World: An Irish Council\n	All Things Considered – 1\n	All Things Considered – 2\nEssays: 1946–76\n	Shaw’s Prefaces\n	Rebel by Vocation\n	On Translating from the Irish\n	The Dilemma of Irish Letters\n	Religious Art\n	Autoantiamericanism\n	The Death of Nationalism\n	The Dáil and the Bishops\n	On a Recent Incident at the International Affairs Association\n	The Irish and the Latins\n	Love Among the Irish\n	Fifty Years of Irish Writing\n	A Portrait of the Artist as an Old Man\nIndex