Translations Brian Friel

This essay will examine the scene in which Maire and Yolland finally kiss from Brian Friel’s play “Translations” and the poem “Meeting Point” by Louis MacNeice to discuss how both authors present love as something which transcends universal...

In ‘Song of Soloman’ and ‘Translations’ Morrison and Friel present racial domination through the viewpoint of the oppressed minority group, respectively African-Americans and Irish nationalists. The concept of racial domination can be defined as...

Heritage appears as a central theme both to ‘Translations’ and ‘District and Circle’. Heritage can be described within the context of these texts as a set of ideas, traditions or explicit values that gives a sense of identity or belonging to a...

‘Translations’ by Brian Friel is a play with an overriding purpose to raise awareness about the struggles faced by the Irish community, specifically what they had to endure?ensure with the British military’s attempts to eradicate of eradication of...

Brian Friel’s political play ‘Translations’ set in 1833, Baile Beag, is about: British Imperial rule over Ireland in the 1830s; how the British Military enforced 'translations' of the ancient Gaelic language into English to subjugate the Irish;...