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• Involvement of Women in the IRA During Conflict in Northern Ireland

  In this essay, the author analyzes Finn as a woman pulled between two worlds and also discusses the involvement of women in the Irish Republican Army during the conflict in Northern Ireland.

• Foreshadowing

  In this essay, the author explores the sometimes transparent, sometimes concealed foreshadowing of events that appear throughout this short story.

• Use of Time to Create Foreshadowing

  In the following essay, the author discusses Irish author Anne Devlin’s shifting use of time to create foreshadowing in her short story.

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1. Naming the Names: Introduction
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3. Naming the Names: Anne Devlin Biography
4. Naming the Names: Characters
5. Naming the Names: Themes
6. Naming the Names: Style
7. Naming the Names: Historical Context
8. Naming the Names: Critical Overview
9. Naming the Names: Essays and Criticism
   1. Involvement of Women in the IRA During Conflict in Northern Ireland
   2. Foreshadowing
   3. Use of Time to Create Foreshadowing
10. Naming the Names: Compare and Contrast
11. Naming the Names: Topics for Further Study
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