Liam Harte

Arts and Humanities

1. Oral History 100%
2. trouble 85%
3. Northern Ireland 74%
4. Contemporary 59%
5. Irish Fiction 54%
6. England 54%
7. Novelists 31%
8. Imaginary 27%
9. Liminal 27%
10. revisionist 27%
11. Afterlife 27%
12. Autobiography 27%
13. Accent 27%
14. Feelings 27%
15. Associative 27%
16. Narrator 27%
17. Post-memory 27%
18. Intergenerational 27%
19. Irish identity 27%
20. Enactment 27%
21. Subjectivity 22%
22. Great Britain 22%
23. Transnational 20%
24. Irish Diaspora 15%
25. Theatrical Production 13%
26. Tradition 13%
27. Frame-work 13%
28. Temporal 13%
29. Dynamics 13%
30. English society 13%
31. Neglect 13%
32. Close reading 13%
33. allegiance 13%
34. Awareness 13%
35. Life course 13%
36. Interviewee 12%
37. Conceptual 10%
38. Narrative 9%
39. Contested Memories 9%
40. Discourse 9%
41. Generative 9%
42. Irish Women 9%
43. Expression 9%
44. Genre 9%
45. Multiculturalism 9%
46. Repression 9%
47. Monograph 9%
48. Inter-religious Relations 9%
49. Tropes 9%
50. Contemporary Irish Literature 9%