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Claire Bracken is a Professor of English at Union College, USA, specializing in Irish literature, feminist theory, and poststructuralist philosophy. Her work examines gender, sexuality, and cultural representations in Irish contexts. She holds a B.A. and Ph.D. from University College Dublin and an M.A. from University College Cork.
Bracken’s research focuses on Irish women’s writing, contemporary cultural analysis, and feminist critiques of modern Irish society. Her notable publications include *Irish Feminist Futures* (2016) and co-edited volumes on post-Celtic Tiger Ireland and reproductive justice. She is also a contributor to *Éire-Ireland* and *Breac: A Digital Journal of Irish Studies*.
Her interdisciplinary approach integrates feminist theory, film studies, and Deleuzian philosophy, addressing themes such as embodiment, nomadic ethics, and gendered violence in Irish literature and culture. Bracken’s work frequently engages with socio-political issues like class, race, and reproductive rights in Ireland.
