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Roddy Doyle: Critical Essay by Brian Cosgrove

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Roddy Doyle
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SOURCE: Cosgrove, Brian. “Roddy Doyle's Backward Look: Tradition and Modernity in Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha.Studies: An Irish Quarterly Review 85, no. 339 (autumn 1996): 231-42.

In the following essay, Cosgrove contrasts traditional Irish ideology and modern Irish thought in Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha, comparing Paddy Clarke's childhood and subsequent loss of innocence with the young adults in Ireland who embrace modern ideals and pop culture.

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