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100 1 $aKenny, Mary,$d1944-
245 10 $aGoodbye to Catholic Ireland :$ba social, personal and cultural history from the fall of Parnell to the realm of Mary Robinson /$cMary Kenny.
260 $aLondon :$bSinclair-Stevenson,$c1997.
300 $axxxiii, 446 pages :$b1 map ;$c24 cm
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 397-414) and index.
505 0 $apt. 1. The Way We Were -- 1. Catholic Ireland in the Celtic Dawn -- 2. The Power of the Priests and the Faith of the Mothers -- 3. 1916 and the Spirit of Sacrifice -- 4. Goodbye to Protestant Ireland -- 5. Ireland's Spiritual Empire -- 6. Sex, Social Control and Censorship -- 7. The Age of the Dictators -- pt. 2. The Way We Changed -- 8. The Moral Flavour of Neutrality -- 9. Love, Marriage and Family Values in the Irish 1950s -- 10. The Sixties: The Liberal Dawn -- 11. The Pill, the Church and the Rise of Feminism -- 12. Troubles in the North -- Fallout in the South -- 13. Changing Values: Rights, Choices and Referendum Wars -- 14. Decline and Fall: What Heritage of Catholic Ireland?
520 1 $a"Mary Kenny's Goodbye to Catholic Ireland is a cultural and personal narrative of her native society from the fall of Parnell to the rise of President Mary Robinson: a social history of the twentieth century in Catholic Ireland as seen by those who experienced it. It explains Ireland today." "The book shows, among other things, how women played a role in constructing and supporting Catholic Ireland; how Catholic Ireland shifted from a broad inclusion within a British identity to a separate Irish identity; how Catholics and Protestants, despite doctrinal and historical differences, shared many similar values; how the Troubles in the North, in challenging 'a Protestant state for a Protestant people' actually had the effect of questioning the basis of a Catholic people; how the international dimension of Catholicity influenced Ireland - and vice-versa; and how Ireland, as a nation, is historically incomprehensible without Catholicism." "Above all, the simplistic image of Ireland as a society controlled by its church is provocatively challenged in Mary Kenny's lively and humorous analysis."--Jacket.
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