Tracy, Robert, 1920-
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Disturbances in Berkeley : Telegraph Avenue.
Reports, documentaries, and interviews about the demonstration on Telegraph Avenue in June, 1968. |r.1. Friday, June 28 (78 min.) — r.2. Saturday, June 29 (25 min.) — r.3. Dr. Robert E. Tracy (22 min.) — r.4. Sunday, June 30 (20 min.) — r.5. City manager William Hanley ; interviewed by Elsa Knight Thompson (34 min.)…
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The Poets / Robert Tracy, Brenden O’Hehir, and Joan Keefe ; produced by Padraigin McGillicuddy.
Readings and commentary on modern Irish poems by Seamus Heaney, John Montague, Derek Mahon, Patrick Kavanaugh, and W. B. Yeats.|THE POETS / Robert Tracy, Brenden O’Hehir, and Joan Trodden Keeffe| produced by Padraigin McGuillicuddy. SERIES: Irish Contributions to English Literature| no. 6. The Irish have a strong poetic tradition stretching back several thousand years. With…
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The Irish predicament / Brenden O’Hehir, Robert Tracy, and Joan Keefe ; produced by Padraigin McGillicuddy.
Themes and characteristics of Irish writing: preoccupation with death, history, words, non-linear and mythic patterns of thought.|THE IRISH PREDICAMENT / Brenden O’Hehir, Robert Tracy, and Joan Keeffe| produced by Padraigin McGillicuddy. SERIES: Irish Contributions to Englich Literature| no. 1. Professors Brendon O’Hehir, Robert Tracy and Joan Trodden Keeffe establish certain themes and characteristics of Irish…
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Is herself in the house? / Robert Tracy and Joan Keefe ; produced by Padraigin McGillicuddy.
Grammatical idiosyncracies of the Irish language combined with socio-political influences are demonstrated in a novel by Flann O’Brien.|IS HERSELF IN THE HOUSE? / Robert Tracy and Joan Trodden Keeffe| produced by Padraigin McGuillicuddy. SERIES: Irish Contributions to English Literature| no. 2. Much of the humor and “quaintness” of Irish writing and languange originates in the…