Molly, an Irish Subaltern or English?: The Tragedy of Ireland in Friel’s Molly Sweeney
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The paper surveys Ireland’s colonial structure as projected in Molly, an Irish subaltern, in Molly Sweeney and attempts to expose the postcolonial legacy of discrimination and class conflict. From a postcolonial point of view, Friel’s characters embody power struggles of class and gender in Irish reality, Molly being an example of a subaltern. Her voice is heard through Friel, which promotes a sort of progressive impetus to the decolonizing process. The play’s message is a rational one, which seeks to indicate the future of Ireland’s identity.
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The paper surveys Ireland’s colonial structure as projected in Molly, an Irish subaltern, in Molly Sweeney and attempts to expose the postcolonial legacy of discrimination and class conflict. From a postcolonial point of view, Friel’s characters embody power struggles of class and gender in Irish reality, Molly being an example of a subaltern. Her voice is heard through Friel, which promotes a sort of progressive impetus to the decolonizing process. The play’s message is a rational one, which seeks to indicate the future of Ireland’s identity.
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