Lady Gregory (1852–1932)
Autor de Gods and Fighting Men: The Story of the Tuatha De Danaan and of the Fianna of Ireland
Sobre El Autor
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Obras de Lady Gregory
Gods and Fighting Men: The Story of the Tuatha De Danaan and of the Fianna of Ireland (1904) 284 copias
The blessed trinity of Ireland : stories of St. Brigit, St. Columcille and St. Patrick (1985) 5 copias
Contemporary Drama English and Irish Plays I: Riders to the Sea; Hyacinth Halvey; What Every Woman Knows; Mid-Channel;… (1931) 4 copias
Kulaktan Kulağa 2 copias
Collaborative One-Act Plays, 1901-1903: Cathleen ni Houlihan, The Pot Of Broth, The Country Of The Young, Heads or… (2007) 2 copias
The Gaol Gate 2 copias
Lady Augusta Gregory 2 copias
Hugh Lane's life and achievement 2 copias
Kincora : a play in three acts 1 copia
The Hour Glass 1 copia
The unicorn from the stars 1 copia
Irish Myth Legend and Folklore: Fairy and Folk Tales Of the Irish Peasantry & Cuchulain Of Muirthemnez; The Story of… (1986) 1 copia
AY DOĞARKEN 1 copia
Goden en giganten 2 1 copia
My first play 1 copia
Hyacinth Halvey 1 copia
The Traveling Man 1 copia
The Rising of the Moon (Annotated): A Play in One Act (Bicycle Comics School Classics Book 1) 1 copia
Lady Gregory collection 1 copia
McDonough's wife 1 copia
I Fianna 1 copia
Herb-Healing 1 copia
The white cockade 1 copia
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Etiquetado
Conocimiento común
- Nombre legal
- Persse, Isabella Augusta (born)
Gregory, Isabella Augusta, Lady - Fecha de nacimiento
- 1852-03-15
- Fecha de fallecimiento
- 1932-05-22
- Lugar de sepultura
- New Cemetery, Bohermore, County Galway, Ireland
- Género
- female
- Nacionalidad
- UK
Ireland - País (para mapa)
- Ireland
- Lugar de nacimiento
- Roxborough, County Galway, Ireland
- Lugar de fallecimiento
- Coole Park, County Galway, Ireland
- Lugares de residencia
- Coole Park, County Galway, Ireland
Roxborough, County Galway, Ireland (birth)
Dublin, Ireland
London, England, UK - Educación
- home
- Ocupaciones
- folklorist
dramatist
manager (Abbey Theatre | Dublin)
playwright
writer - Relaciones
- Gregory, Anne (granddaughter)
Yeats, William Butler (friend)
Martyn, Edward (friend)
Gregory, Sir William Henry (husband) - Organizaciones
- Abbey Theatre (Dublin, Ireland)
Miembros
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Gods and Fighting Men: The Story of the Tuatha De… por Lady Gregory
Really hard to read
Good stuff. Not your straightforward, easily untangleable mythology like the Greeks with a pantheon of gods gathering in the one place. Lady Gregory's compilation is a head-stealing romp of fights and cows and great feats and an eye-gouging array of letters making up each name that graces the page.
Yoshio Markino's recollection and opinion of this book, in his broken English:
To wipe off my tears [after saying farewell to a family friend returning to Japan], I went to Hampstead to see Mrs. Dryhurst in the same evening. I had made an acquaintance with her some time ago. I stopped at her house until twelve. She lent me "Chuchuland" by Lady Gregory. It was quite new book. I took it back with me, and when I came to Blackfriars I got on the last tram. A dirty woman took a seat by side of me and shouted: "'Allo John, won't ye piy ma fare?" I was so frightened that I jumped off from the tram. I fell down quite flat and threw "Chuchuland" some yards away. It was buried in mud! I begged Mrs. Dryhurst to let me buy a new copy for her. But she insisted not to do so. She would keep it as a souvenir of my adventure on that night. This book was awfully interesting, and Irish legends resembled closely with some of Japanese.
Yoshio Markino, A Japanese artist in London (1910), pp. 88-89.… (más)
To wipe off my tears [after saying farewell to a family friend returning to Japan], I went to Hampstead to see Mrs. Dryhurst in the same evening. I had made an acquaintance with her some time ago. I stopped at her house until twelve. She lent me "Chuchuland" by Lady Gregory. It was quite new book. I took it back with me, and when I came to Blackfriars I got on the last tram. A dirty woman took a seat by side of me and shouted: "'Allo John, won't ye piy ma fare?" I was so frightened that I jumped off from the tram. I fell down quite flat and threw "Chuchuland" some yards away. It was buried in mud! I begged Mrs. Dryhurst to let me buy a new copy for her. But she insisted not to do so. She would keep it as a souvenir of my adventure on that night. This book was awfully interesting, and Irish legends resembled closely with some of Japanese.
Yoshio Markino, A Japanese artist in London (1910), pp. 88-89.… (más)
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