Publications
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2017
Natasha Sumner. 2017. “Fionn Mac Cumhaill in Twenty-First-Century Ireland”. North American Journal of Celtic Studies, 1, 1, Pp. 82-106
Natasha Sumner. 2017. “Fionn Mac Cumhaill in Twenty-First-Century Ireland”. North American Journal of Celtic Studies, 1, 1, Pp. 82-106
2016
Natasha Sumner. 2016. “Efnisien’s Trickster Wiles: Meanings, Motives, and Mental Illness in the Second Branch of the Mabinogi”. Studia Celtica Posnaniensia, 1, 1, Pp. 73-89
Natasha Sumner. 2016. “Efnisien’s Trickster Wiles: Meanings, Motives, and Mental Illness in the Second Branch of the Mabinogi”. Studia Celtica Posnaniensia, 1, 1, Pp. 73-89
Natasha Sumner. 2016. “Review of The Gaelic Finn Tradition, Edited by Sharon J. Arbuthnot and Geraldine Parsons”. Celtica, 28, Pp. 250-54
Natasha Sumner. 2016. “Review of The Gaelic Finn Tradition, Edited by Sharon J. Arbuthnot and Geraldine Parsons”. Celtica, 28, Pp. 250-54
2015
Natasha Sumner, Barbara Hillers, and Catherine McKenna. 2015. “A Night of Storytelling and Years in the ‘Z-Closet’: The Re-Discovery and Restoration of Oidhche Sheanchais, Robert Flaherty’s ‘Lost’ Irish Folklore Film”. Folklore, 126, 1, Pp. 1-19
Natasha Sumner, Barbara Hillers, and Catherine McKenna. 2015. “A Night of Storytelling and Years in the ‘Z-Closet’: The Re-Discovery and Restoration of Oidhche Sheanchais, Robert Flaherty’s ‘Lost’ Irish Folklore Film”. Folklore, 126, 1, Pp. 1-19
Robert Flaherty (dir.). 2015. Oidhche Sheanchais. Edited by Natasha Sumner (Irish/English subtitles)
Robert Flaherty (dir.). 2015. Oidhche Sheanchais. Edited by Natasha Sumner (Irish/English subtitles)
2014
Natasha Sumner. 2014. “How Popean Was Rob Donn?: A Study in Intertextuality”. Aiste: Rannsachadh Air Litreachas Gàidhlig Studies in Gaelic Literature , 4, Pp. 96-113
Natasha Sumner. 2014. “How Popean Was Rob Donn?: A Study in Intertextuality”. Aiste: Rannsachadh Air Litreachas Gàidhlig Studies in Gaelic Literature , 4, Pp. 96-113
2013
Natasha Sumner. 2013. “Laoidh an Tàilleir ‘The Ballad of the Tailor’: Sartorial Satire and Social Change in Eighteenth-Century Scotland”. In Celts and Their Cultures at Home and Abroad: A Festschrift for Malcolm Broun, edited by Anders Ahlqvist and Pamela O’Neill, Sydney Series in Celtic Studies 15:Pp. 327–47. Sydney, Australia: Celtic Studies Foundation, University of Sydney
Natasha Sumner. 2013. “Laoidh an Tàilleir ‘The Ballad of the Tailor’: Sartorial Satire and Social Change in Eighteenth-Century Scotland”. In Celts and Their Cultures at Home and Abroad: A Festschrift for Malcolm Broun, edited by Anders Ahlqvist and Pamela O’Neill, Sydney Series in Celtic Studies 15:Pp. 327–47. Sydney, Australia: Celtic Studies Foundation, University of Sydney
Natasha Sumner. 2013. “The Ceudach Tale in Scotland and Cape Breton”. In Celts in the Americas, edited by Michael Newton, Pp. 218–47. Sydney, Nova Scotia: Cape Breton University Press
Natasha Sumner. 2013. “The Ceudach Tale in Scotland and Cape Breton”. In Celts in the Americas, edited by Michael Newton, Pp. 218–47. Sydney, Nova Scotia: Cape Breton University Press
Natasha Sumner. 2013. “Women’s Conduct and the Poetry of Sìleas Na Ceapaich”
Natasha Sumner. 2013. “Women’s Conduct and the Poetry of Sìleas Na Ceapaich”
2012
Barbara Hillers. 2012. Buntús Na Gaeilge: Textbook for Irish 133r: Intermediate Modern Irish. Edited by Natasha Sumner (Connacht adaptation). Harvard, private circulation
Barbara Hillers. 2012. Buntús Na Gaeilge: Textbook for Irish 133r: Intermediate Modern Irish. Edited by Natasha Sumner (Connacht adaptation). Harvard, private circulation
2011
Natasha Sumner. 2011. “James Thomson’s The Seasons, Gone Gaelic: The Emergence of a Poetic Trend”
Natasha Sumner. 2011. “James Thomson’s The Seasons, Gone Gaelic: The Emergence of a Poetic Trend”
Barbara Hillers. 2011. Buntús Na Gaeilge: Textbook for Irish 132: Introduction to Modern Irish. Edited by Natasha Sumner (Connacht adaptation). Harvard, private circulation
Barbara Hillers. 2011. Buntús Na Gaeilge: Textbook for Irish 132: Introduction to Modern Irish. Edited by Natasha Sumner (Connacht adaptation). Harvard, private circulation