George Moore

Introduction

I. Artistic Influences and Approaches

The French Artist as Father, Muse and Rival in Memoirs of My Dead Life

Ann Heilmann

"Superfluous" Irish Gentry: Moore and Turgenev

Marta Pellerdi

Literature, Music, Art and the Salon: George Moore's Perennial Courting of Creativity

Mary Pierse

The Prefaces of George Moore: Enigma Variations

Kathi R. Griffin

II. Cherchez la Femme?

Sphinxes without Secrets: Oscar Wilde, George Moore and the Woman Question

Nathalie Saudo Welby

George Moore, London 'Literary Ladies', Networks, and New Artistic Impulses

Kathryn Laing

The "Puzzle" of Gladys Parrish's Carfrae's Comedy and George Moore's Evelyn Innes: Some Intertextual Connections

Brendan Fleming

III. France: Fiction and Letters

Between France and Ireland: How George Moore and Helen Waddell used Heloise and Abelard

George Hughes

A French Train of Thought in 'Two Men, a Railway Story': From Impressionism to Expressionism

Michel Brunet

Epistolary Truths: 'How one runs to ones mother when in trouble'

Maggie Breslin

IV. Politics, Religion and Nationality

George Moore and Decadent Catholicism: a Case Study of Evelyn Innes

Claire Masurel Murray

George Moore's Irish Catholic Characters With 'English' Names

David Clare

Appropriating George Moore: J.O. Hannay's The Seething Pot

Conor Montague

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Irish literature;realism;modernism;novel;literary networks