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The Irish Oral Tradition and Print Culture

Hana F. Khasawneh

Studies: An Irish Quarterly Review
Vol. 103, No. 409, Changing Ireland (Spring 2014), pp. 81-91 (11 pages)
Published By: Messenger Publications
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Published quarterly by the Irish Jesuits, Studies examines Irish social, political, cultural and economic issues in the light of Christian values and explores the Irish dimension in literature, history, philosophy and religion.

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