Bad Sister or Self-sacrificing Saint: transcending narratives of good versus evil in the lives of Irish nuns

Keyphrases

• Ireland 100%
• Evil 100%
• Saints 100%
• Religious Life 100%
• Self-sacrifice 100%
• Women Religious 100%
• Vatican II 66%
• 20th Century 33%
• Containment 33%
• Motherhood 33%
• Slippage 33%
• Villains 33%
• Eighties 33%
• Professionalism 33%
• Womanhood 33%
• Church 33%
• Collective Memory 33%
• Life History Approach 33%
• Media Representation 33%
• Ethical Imperative 33%
• Entanglement 33%
• Caricature 33%
• Competing Narratives 33%
• Representations of the Past 33%
• Master Narratives 33%
• Martyrs 33%
• Irish Context 33%
• Biographical Perspective 33%
• Religious Orders 33%
• Historical Injustice 33%
• Narrative Inheritance 33%
• Enabling State 33%
• Transnational Institutions 33%
• Irish Society 33%
• Female Education 33%

Arts and Humanities

• Narrative 100%
• Sisters 100%
• Evil 100%
• Nuns 100%
• Women Religious 33%
• Religious life 33%
• Vatican II 22%
• Twentieth Century 11%
• 1950s 11%
• Villain 11%
• Architecture 11%
• Juxtaposition 11%
• womanhood 11%
• Depiction 11%
• Vocation 11%
• Transnational 11%
• Injustice 11%
• Entanglement 11%
• Caricature 11%
• master narrative 11%
• Religious Communities 11%