Unfolding Irish Landscapes

Derek Gladwin is SSHRC Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of British Columbia Christine Cusick is an Associate Professor of English at Seton Hill University -- .

Foreword – Robert Macfarlane
Introduction: Ireland’s ‘ABC of earth wonders’ – Christine Cusick and Derek Gladwin
Part 1: Explorations in cartography and geography
1. Genius loci: the geographical imagination of Tim Robinson – Patrick Duffy
2. Catchments – John Elder
3. ‘The fineness of things’: the deep mapping projects of Tim Robinson’s art and writings, 1969-1972 – Nessa Cronin
4. Documentary map-making and film-making in Pat Collins’ Tim Robinson: Connemara – Derek Gladwin
Part 2: Topographic writing and narrative
5. ‘And now intellect, discovering its own effects’: Tim Robinson as narrative scholar – Christine Cusick
6. Not-knowing as aesthetic imperative in Tim Robinson’s Stones of Aran – Kelly Sullivan
7. Thirteen ways of looking at a landscape: the poetic in the work of Tim Robinson – Moya Cannon
8. Tim Robinson and Chris Arthur: in defence of the Irish essay – Karen Babine
Part 3: Place and the Irish cultural imagination
9. ‘But his study is out of doors’: Tim Robinson’s place in Irish studies – Eamonn Wall
10. Maps, movements, and migrants: reading Tim Robinson though Gluaiseacht Chearta Sibhialta na Gaeltachta – Jerry White
11. ‘About nothing, about everything’: listening in / to Tim Robinson – Gerry Smyth
12. ‘another half-humanized boulder lying on unprofitable ground’: the visual art of Tim Robinson/Timothy Drever – Catherine Marshall
13. ‘An ear to the earth’: matrixial gazing in Tim Robinson’s walk-art-text practice – Moynagh Sullivan
14. Essayist of place: postcolonialism and ecology in the work of Tim Robinson – Eóin Flannery
Epilogue: On the rocks road – Andrew McNeillie
Bibliography
Index -- .