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The 58 pages that link to Irish nationalism, each with the reason it gives.

• James JoyceRelated: Joyce’s fiction examines the pressures of nationalism while resisting its demands for artistic conformity.

• Irish War of IndependenceNarrower topic: Nationalism encompassed political aims beyond the armed campaign and its treaty settlement.

• Anglo-Irish TreatyNarrower topic: The treaty exposed disagreement over what national self-determination required.

• Easter RisingNarrower topic: The Rising was a revolutionary expression of Irish nationalist aims.

• Irish diasporaRelated: Nationalist movements have often mobilized overseas Irish communities and shaped their ties to Ireland.

• Irish Literary RevivalNarrower topic: Cultural renewal developed alongside nationalist efforts to define a distinct Irish nation.

• Irish republicanismNarrower topic: Republicanism is one strand of Irish nationalism, distinguished by its commitment to a republic.

• Partition of IrelandRelated: Partition left national unity as a continuing goal for many Irish nationalists.

• Éamon de ValeraNarrower topic: De Valera’s republican program emerged from competing strands of Irish nationalism.

• W. B. YeatsRelated: Nationalist debates shaped Yeats’s public life and his writing about Ireland.

• Northern IrelandRelated: Its goals have long shaped political debate and identity in Northern Ireland.

• Celtic RevivalRelated: Cultural distinction and political self-determination reinforced one another within the revival.

• Catholic EmancipationRelated: Emancipation strengthened organized Irish politics but did not resolve demands for self-government.

• Abbey TheatreRelated: The theatre’s early plays connected cultural expression with nationalist debate.

• Government of Ireland Act 1920Related: Nationalist opposition to partition challenged the settlement embodied in the Act.

• John HumeNarrower topic: Hume recast nationalist aims around consent and peaceful constitutional change.

• Benedict AndersonRelated: Anderson’s Irish family background informed his comparative interest in national identity.

• Great Famine (Ireland)Related: The famine deepened grievances that later movements invoked in campaigns for Irish self-determination.

• Arthur GriffithNarrower topic: Griffith’s career belonged to the wider movement for Irish self-government and independence.

• British IslesRelated: Its opposition to British rule informs resistance to some uses of the archipelago’s name.

• British nationalismCompared with: Its history contests British sovereignty and complicates British identity in Northern Ireland.

• Charles Stewart ParnellNarrower topic: Parnell’s Home Rule campaign belonged to a broader and older nationalist tradition.

• DublinersRelated: Political allegiances and cultural identity shape several characters’ conversations and frustrations.

• Lady GregoryRelated: Gregory’s theatre work contributed to cultural arguments about Irish identity and national expression.

• Ulster unionismCompared with: Its goals often conflict with unionist support for Northern Ireland remaining within the United Kingdom.

• Welsh nationalismCompared with: Its history of partition and sovereignty contrasts with Wales’s predominantly devolution-focused nationalism.

• Lebor Gabála ÉrennRelated: Later national histories drew on the compilation’s account of Ireland’s distinctive past.

• The Red FlagNarrower topic: Connell’s Irish background connects the song’s author to a wider tradition of political activism.

• Unionism in IrelandCompared with: It has been unionism’s principal constitutional rival in Ireland.

• Daniel O'ConnellNarrower topic: His campaigns helped establish constitutional mass politics within Irish nationalism.

• Irish language revivalNarrower topic: Language revival became closely connected to national identity and the independence movement.

• John Millington SyngeRelated: The response to Synge’s plays reflected nationalist disputes over how Ireland should appear onstage.

• Republic of IrelandRelated: Its competing goals shaped both the state’s independence and the unresolved division of the island.

• Roger CasementNarrower topic: Casement’s opposition to British rule became central to his political life.

• Cromwellian conquest of IrelandRelated: Nationalist histories often place the conquest within a long account of English domination.

• GaelsRelated: Modern Irish national identity sometimes draws on Gaelic heritage without matching it exactly.

• James ConnollyRelated: Connolly argued that national freedom required social and economic transformation.

• Tuatha Dé DanannRelated: Modern retellings could use their legendary rule to imagine Ireland’s ancient sovereignty.

• Constance MarkieviczNarrower topic: It became the central cause that redirected Markievicz's life from art toward revolutionary politics.

• Irish theatreRelated: Nationalist aims energized theatre while making its portrayals of Ireland politically contentious.

• A Portrait of the Artist as a Young ManRelated: Arguments about Ireland’s identity and political future pressure Stephen to choose between belonging and independence.

• Saint PatrickRelated: Patrick’s status as a national patron made his image available for Irish political symbolism.

• Seán O'CaseyRelated: Nationalist activism formed part of O'Casey's experience and became a contested force in his Dublin plays.

• Rebecca WestRelated: Her family background and political writing brought Irish identity and British rule into her work.

• Brian BoruRelated: Nationalist histories later made Brian a symbol of resistance and unity.

• Irish peopleRelated: Political nationalism is one expression of identity, not a belief shared by all Irish people.

• John Philip HollandNarrower topic: Holland’s first submarine sponsorship grew from Irish nationalist opposition to Britain.

• Brendan BehanRelated: Behan’s political background informs the nationalist conflicts and satire in his plays.

• Saint Patrick's DayRelated: Public observances have sometimes served as displays of Irish identity and political solidarity.

• Seán MacBrideNarrower topic: MacBride’s early republicanism grew from this tradition, though his later work became international.