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Abstract
Ballybeg, the fictitious setting for Brian Friel’s plays, is more famous than most real villages in Ulster. Despite not existing, the village has a kind of cultural and geographic life. This is part of what this map is about. It locates and charts Ulster’s fictional places — places invented by writers down through the years. These places have meaning too, they are part of how Ulster pictures itself and how others picture Ulster.
Original language | English |
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Place of Publication | Belfast, Northern Ireland |
Edition | 1 |
Size | 50 cm x 70 cm |
Publication status | Published - 01 Jun 2013 |
Bibliographical note
I continue to develop maps of Ulster and parts of Ulster. Fictional Ulster is my forth.Keywords
- map
- Fictional Ulster
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Impacts
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The Rule of the Land: Politics, Landscape and Identity on Ireland’s Border
Garrett Carr (Participant)
Impact: Cultural Impact, Societial Impact, Other Impact
Activities
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Public event, 'International Literature Festival Dublin', event with Patrick McCabe and Martina Devlin
Garrett Carr (Invited speaker)
20 May 2017Activity: Talk or presentation types › Public lecture/debate/seminar
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Mapping Alternative Ulster, Armagh - Exhibition of Cartography
Garrett Carr (Organiser)
02 Dec 2016 → 08 Jan 2017Activity: Participating in or organising an event types › Participation in Festival/Exhibition
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Mapping Alternative Ulster - Exhibition of Cartography
Garrett Carr (Organiser)
05 May 2014 → 22 Jun 2014Activity: Participating in or organising an event types › Participation in Festival/Exhibition
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Interview BBC Radio Ulster, 'Good Morning Ulster'. About Mapping Alternative Ulster
14/05/2014
1 Media contribution
Press/Media: Other