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Oxford Literary History of Wales - Volume 2. Writing in Welsh, C. 1740-2010: A Troubled Heritage

English · Hardback

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An overview of Welsh literature that reveals how changing readerships across time have shaped the nature and purpose of what has been produced.


List of contents










  • Preface

  • Introduction

  • 1: Reading the Word, 1740-90

  • 2: Reading the world, 1740-90

  • 3: Continuing literature, 1740-90

  • 4: Four sketches, 1790-1810

  • 5: The short nineteenth century: 1810-45

  • 6: Nonconformist Hegemony, 1840-75

  • 7: Authors in search of a character, 1875-1900

  • 8: Academics and rustics, 1900-20

  • 9: Between the wars, 1920-39

  • 10: The War and after: 1939-50

  • 11: Absences, deaths, retreats and entrances: the 1950s and early 1960s

  • 12: Bridges and walls, 1962-79

  • 13: The removal of badges, 1979-97

  • 14: Ten years, 1997-2006

  • Appendix 1: Cynghanedd

  • Appendix 2: The Eisteddfod

  • Author Biographies

  • Suggestions for Further Reading

  • Works Cited



About the author

Robin Chapman worked as a lexicographer and teacher before beginning his academic career in the School of Education, Aberystwyth University, moving in 2003 to the Department of Welsh and Celtic Studies. He has published extensively in biography and literary criticism, with a particular emphasis on the nineteenth and twentieth century. In 2004, he was awarded a DLitt by the University of Wales for a collection of his published work; and has since been elected a Fellow of the Learned Society of Wales and the Royal Historical Society.

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An overview of Welsh literature that reveals how changing readerships across time have shaped the nature and purpose of what has been produced.

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