دانلود کتاب The Cambridge Social History of Modern Ireland

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frontmatter
Contents
Figures
Maps
Tables
Contributors
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Editors’ Introduction
1. Irish Demography since 1740
2. Occupation, Poverty and Social Class in pre-Famine Ireland, 1740–1850
3. Famines and Famine Relief, 1740–2000
4. Languages and Identities
5. Catholic Ireland, 1740–2016
6. Protestants
7. Town and City
8. The Farmers since 1850
9. The Irish Working Class and the Role of the State, 1850–2016
10. The Big House
11. The Changing Role of the Middle Classes in Twentieth-Century Ireland
12. Consumption and Living Conditions, 1750–2016
13. Housing in Ireland, 1740–2016
14. Food in Ireland since 1740
15. Literacy and Education
16. Health and Welfare, 1750–2000
17. Old Age, Death and Mourning
18. Celebrations and the Rituals of Life
19. Gender Roles in Ireland since 1740
20. Childhood since 1740
21. Marriage, Sexuality and the Law in Ireland
22. Crime and Punishment
23. Associational Life, Leisure and Identity since 1740
24. Irish Emigrations in a Comparative Perspective
25. The Diaspora in Comparative and Multi-generational Perspective
26. Minorities
27. Political Violence and the Irish Diaspora
28. The Irish in Australia and New Zealand
29. Irish America
30. The Irish in Britain
31. Missionary Empires and the Worlds They Made
32. Cultural Transmission, Irish Associational Culture and the ‘Marching’ Tradition
33. Migration and Integration since 1991
Epilogue: Remembering and Forgetting in Modern Irish History
Appendix: Mapping Ireland’s Changing Demography, 1834–2002
Index