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AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF John C
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©Copyright by John C.M. Nelson May
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APPROVED: Master of Arts thesis of
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Introduction 1
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emerges through the representations
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eflect the number of practicing Cat
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Irish Catholic Church. Foucault cle
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the poet-priest, the modernist-secu
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him at his deathbed or to preside a
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which the desire for independence e
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who personify the paralysis of the
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Catholic Church and Irish nationali
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