Vincent, J: Seeds of Revolution
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Beschreibung:
Provides a micro-historical study and narrative ethnography of the Irish famine in County Fermanagh. Viewing the famine as a man-made process, and exploring the voices of the residents of Fermanagh as they attempt to understand and address the suffering around them.
Seeds of Revolution presents a radically new and original perspective on the Great Irish Famine
PrefaceIntroduction
PART I: BEGINNINGS
The Dialectics of Reform
Moving Figures in a Shifting World
Modernity and Distress
Poor Law Impositions: Legislating Modernity
The Crisis of November 1845
PART II: INTERVENTIONS
Feeding the Hungry and Paying the Price
Private Enterprise
PART III: BLACK '47
'The Earth is Softened for the Grave'
The Workhouse System under Siege
The Medico-Moral Dilemma
PART IV: SHALLOWS AND SILENCES
Dangerous Supplements
Poor Law Desolation
Disillusion/Dissolution
The Other Side of Silence
PART V: THE GREY YEARS
The Terror of the Possible (1848)
Dublin Castle: The Poor Law under Siege
Aftermath
PART I: BEGINNINGS
The Dialectics of Reform
Moving Figures in a Shifting World
Modernity and Distress
Poor Law Impositions: Legislating Modernity
The Crisis of November 1845
PART II: INTERVENTIONS
Feeding the Hungry and Paying the Price
Private Enterprise
PART III: BLACK '47
'The Earth is Softened for the Grave'
The Workhouse System under Siege
The Medico-Moral Dilemma
PART IV: SHALLOWS AND SILENCES
Dangerous Supplements
Poor Law Desolation
Disillusion/Dissolution
The Other Side of Silence
PART V: THE GREY YEARS
The Terror of the Possible (1848)
Dublin Castle: The Poor Law under Siege
Aftermath