Abstract
She wrote with a passion for perfection. (p. 1) The recent decade in Irish literature has been marked by a boom in critical research that seeks to restore fairness to the canon’s gender inequality. Although there is always a risk of exclusion, in the case of Ireland, women writers have suffered from a serious degree of under-representation in Irish critical discourse. The change is detectable by a new wave of inspiring critics who challenge previous traditions, showing the cultural richness o...
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