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Ireland Through a Critical Lens
A miscellany of life-writing on politics, culture and film
by Desmond Bell
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Book Presentation:
This compendium gathers together his published work and films produced over the last forty years. This material is refashioned for a contemporary readership and supplemented with a number of original essays that enable the reader to cross-reference the critical and creative themes covered in his oeuvre
About the Author:
Desmond Bell is a research fellow at the National College of Art and Design in Dublin, where he was previously Head of Research and Academic Affairs. He has held chairs in film, photography and media studies at a number of UK and Irish universities, combining his academic work with a career as an award-winning documentary film-make
See the publisher website: Cork University Press
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