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Intro -- Series Editors' Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Notes on Contributors -- List of Figures -- Chapter 1 Ireland and Masculinities in History: An Introduction -- Chapter 2 Caught in a Contract: Congreve, Farquhar and Contractarian Masculinities -- Introduction-The Contracting Hero -- Dramatising Contract -- The Patriot Critique of Contract -- Conclusion-Enabling Critique -- Chapter 3 'Whole Swarms of Bastards': A Modest Proposal, the Discourse of Economic Improvement and Protestant Masculinity in Ireland, 1720-1738 -- I -- II -- III -- Chapter 4 Bog Men: Celtic Landscapes in Mid-Eighteenth-Century Satire -- Goddess Famine: Satirising Scotland in the 1760s -- Fringe Fantasies: National Identity and Boggy Propaganda -- Peat Burial: Arthur Murphy's Irish Blunder -- Chapter 5 Primogeniture, Strict Settlement and the Rituals of Masculinity on an Irish Landed Estate, 1855-90 -- Chapter 6 Thomas A. Hickey: The 'Uncrowned King' and Irish Masculinity on Two Continents -- Chapter 8 Fianna Fáil's Agrarian Man and the Economics of National Salvation -- The Economic History of the Land of Erin -- Fianna Fáil's Agrarian Masculinity -- Masculinty and the Cumann na nGaedheal Red Scare -- The Economic War and the Restoration of National Dignity -- Continuity and Revolution on the Global Periphery -- Chapter 9 Bachelor Trouble, Troubled Bachelors: The Cultural Figure of the Bachelor in Ballybunion and Mullingar -- The Figure of the Bachelor -- Ballybunion, 1972: The Gay Bachelor -- Mullingar, 1968/1940: The Westmeath Bachelor -- Chapter 10 Irish Fatherhood in the Twentieth Century -- Chapter 11 'No Idle Sightseers': The Ulster Women's Unionist Council and the Masculine World of Politics During the Ulster Crisis, 1912-14 -- Chapter 12 Irish Protestant Masculinities and Orangewomen in Scotland, Canada and England, 1890-1918.

This volume packages the reading reseach methodology chapters from the HANDBOOK OF READING RESEARCH, VOLUME III. Intended as a text for upper undergraduate and graduate level reading research methods courses and as a resource for scholars in the field.&