Corpus of Electronic Texts Edition: E900002-003

Socialism and Nationalism

Author: James Connolly

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Electronic edition compiled by Dara Mac Domhnaill

Funded by University College Cork and
Professor Marianne McDonald via the CURIA Project

1. First draft, revised and corrected.

Proof corrections by Dara Mac Domhnaill, Donnchadh Ó Corráin

Extent of text: 57 110 words

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(1997) (2008)

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Text ID Number: E900002-003

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Sources

    Editions
  1. James Connolly, Socialism and Nationalism: a selection from the writings of James Connolly, ed. Desmond Ryan (Dublin: The Sign of the Three Candles, 1948).
  2. James Connolly, Collected Works (Dublin: New Books Publications 1987), i 281–493.
    Sources, comment on the texts, and secondary literature
  1. James Connolly and W. Walker, The Connolly-Walker controversy on socialist unity in Ireland (Dublin 1911, repr. Cork: Cork Workers Club 1986).
  2. Desmond Ryan, James Connolly: his life, work & writings (Dublin: Talbot Press 1924).
  3. G. Schuller, James Connolly and Irish freedom: a marxist analysis (Cork: Cork Workers Club 1986, reprint of a work first published 1926).
  4. Noelle Davis, Connolly of Ireland patriot and socialist (Carnarvon: Swyddfa'r Caernerfon 1946).
  5. R. M. Fox, James Connolly the forerunner (Tralee: Kerryman 1946).
  6. Fifty years of Liberty Hall (Dublin: Three Candles 1959).
  7. Desmond Ryan, James Connolly, in J. W. Boyle (ed), Leaders and workers (Cork: Mercier Press 1960, repr. 1978).
  8. C. Desmond Greaves, The life and times of James Connolly (London: Lawrence and Wishart 1961).
  9. James Connolly, Yellow unions in Ireland and other articles (Belfast: Connolly Bookshop 1968).
  10. Peter Berresford Ellis, James Connolly selected writings edited with an introduction by P. Berresford Ellis (New York: Monthly Review 1973).
  11. Samuel Levenson, James Connolly a biography (London: Brian & O'Keeffe 1973).
  12. E. Strauss, Irish nationalism and British democracy (Westport CT: Greenwood 1975).
  13. Carl Reeve and Anne Barton Reeve, James Connolly and the United States: the road to the 1916 Irish rebellion (Atlantic Highlands NJ: Humanities Press 1978).
  14. Sean Cronin, Young Connolly (Dublin: Repsol 1978, 2nd. ed. 1983).
  15. Proinsias Mac an Bheatha, James Connolly and the Worker's Republic (Dublin: Foilseacháin Náisiúnta Teo 1978).
  16. Bernard Ransom, Connolly's Marxism (London: Pluto Press 1980).
  17. Ruth Dudley Edwards, James Connolly (Dublin: Gill and Macmillan 1981).
  18. Patrick Anthony Lake, James Connolly: the development of his political ideology (unpubl. dissertation 1984).
  19. Priscilla Metscher, Republicanism and socialism in Ireland: a study of the relationship of politics and ideology from the United Irishmen to James Connolly, Bremer Beiträge zur Literatur- und Ideologiegeschichte 2 (Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang 1986).
  20. Michael O'Riordan, General introduction, to James Connolly, Collected works (2 vols Dublin: New Books Publications 1987), i, pages ix–xvii.
  21. Cathal O'Shannon, Introduction, ibid. 11–16.
  22. Robert Lynd, James Connolly: an appreciation, ibid. 495–507 (first published October 1916).
  23. Austen Morgan, James Connolly: a political biography (Manchester: Manchester U.P. Manchester 1988).
  24. Andy Johnston, James Larraggy, Edward McWilliams, Connolly: a Marxist analysis (Dublin: Irish Workers Group 1990).
  25. Kieran Allen, The politics of James Connolly (London: Pluto Press 1990).
  26. Lambert McKenna and Thomas J. Morrissey, The social teachings of James Connolly, by Lambert McKenna, ed. Thomas J. Morrissey (Dublin: Veritas Dublin 1991).
  27. W. K. Anderson, James Connolly and the Irish left (Dublin: Irish Academic Press Dublin 1994).
  28. Peter McKevitt, James Connolly (Dublin: Catholic Truth Society n.d.).
  29. X. T. Zagladina, James Connolly [in Russian] (Moscow: Mysl Publishing House 1985).
    The edition used in the digital edition.
  1. James Connolly Socialism and Nationalism in Collected works, Ed. Desmond Ryan. New Books Publications, Dublin, volume 1 (1987) pages 281–493

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Profile Description

Created: By James Connolly (1868-1916) Date range: 1896-1916.

Use of language

Language: [EN] Whole text in English, apart from a few words.
Language: [FR] Six words in two titles in French, two words in a conventional expression and one other word.
Language: [LA] Five words in two conventional phrases and one other word in Latin.
Language: [GA] Three words in Irish.
Language: [PO] One word in a title in Polish.

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