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1. • • “In the city so much of your life is lived for you by others; you are required to fill so small a space. But here, as it were, the spirit has play in a more spacious body, and that is better, if the spirit is rich and strong.” ― Dorothy Macardle, The Uninvited
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   What is the premise of Dorothy Macardle's 'The Uninvited'?

   • This is the premise of Dorothy Macardle’s intriguing 1941 ghost story, The Uninvited, in which the only hope for reprieve from the stifling hauntings of our forbearers is to recover voices that have been written-over, airbrushed and silenced.

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   Who is Dorothy Macardle?

   • Her book, The Irish Republic, is one of the more frequently cited narrative accounts of the Irish War of Independence and its aftermath, particularly for its exposition of the anti- treaty viewpoint. Dorothy Macardle (alternatively spelled McArdle) was born in Dundalk, Ireland, in 1889 into a wealthy brewing family famous for their Macardle's Ale.

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   Who was Margaret Macardle?

   • Macardle recounted her Civil War experiences in Earthbound: Nine Stories of Ireland (1924). Macardle became a playwright in the next two decades. In her dramatic writing she used the pseudonym Margaret Callan. During this time she worked as a journalist at the League of Nations.

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   Is MacArdle a feminist?

   • Turning her hand to genre fiction, with nationalist politics left at the door, Macardle presents here a far more widely palatable examination of the sundering and splitting of the male imaginary and the need for male participation in its ousting. Macardle’s brand of pragmatic and non-misandrist feminism is applied here with great conviction.

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   Who was Elizabeth Macardle?

   • Macardle was a novelist, journalist, short-story writer, a playwright of now-disappeared plays, and a free-thinking activist dismissed for years as the mouthpiece of Eamon de Valera. She is not one of those women authors totally forgotten, but her work certainly deserves far more attention than it has received.

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   What happened to Anne Macardle?

   • When the republican movement split in 1921-22 over the Anglo-Irish Treaty, MacArdle sided with Éamon de Valera and the anti-Treaty Irregulars. She was imprisoned by the fledgling Free State government in 1922, during the Civil War, and served time in both Mountjoy and Kilmainham Gaols.

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   12 quotes from Dorothy Macardle: 'They subordinate the whole to the part. It is no longer life they are celebrating, nor nature, but some crude, fanatical party creed.

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   Apr 13, 2020 · “In the city so much of your life is lived for you by others; you are required to fill so small a space. But here, as it were, the spirit has play in a more spacious body, and that is better, if the spirit is rich and strong.” ― Dorothy Macardle, The Uninvited

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   Dorothy Macardle (2 February 1889 in Dundalk – 23 December 1958 in Drogheda) [1] was an Irish writer, novelist, playwright, journalist and non-academic historian.

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   Nov 24, 2021 · That is a roundabout, even misguided, approach to the make-believe of The Uninvited (1944), a Paramount picture based on the novel Uneasy Freehold (1941) by the Irish writer and Republican activist Dorothy Macardle (1889–1958). But The Uninvited is a queer film in more than one sense.

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   Feb 10, 2016 · This is the premise of Dorothy Macardle’s intriguing 1941 ghost story, The Uninvited, in which the only hope for reprieve from the stifling hauntings of our forbearers is to recover voices that have been written-over, airbrushed and silenced.

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    Mar 4, 2017 · Some suggested she have a unfortunate experience early in her life with a man, others that she was in love with De Valera and yet others that she was attracted to women. We shall never know and that is how it should be.