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...956) was an Irish poet and Celtic mythologist active in the Irish literary revival of the late 19th century. She was interested in [[Theosophy]], and was an e [[Category:Nationality Irish|Young, Ella]] ...

'''James Henry Cousins''' ([[July 22]], 1873- [[February 20]], 1956) was an Irish writer, poet, playwright, actor, critic, editor, and educator who with his == Role in Irish literary revival == ...

* Candy, Catherine. ''Margaret Cousins: Irish Theosophist in Indian Feminism''. ...eople were so intimately and so passionately involved in both movements of Irish and Indian decolonization and this dual biography demonstrates the intricat ...

...exotic locations, predominantly Africa, and a founder of the '''Lost World literary genre'''. He is most famous for his book '''''King Solomon's Mines'''''. He ...ence]]''' (1885–1930) was an English novelist, poet, playwright, essayist, literary critic and painter. As a member of the Symbolist movement, he was influence ...

...ten AE or A.E.). He was a political activist and a key figure in the Irish Literary Renaissance. == Literary career == ...

...Butler Yeats''' (1865-1939) was a poet and leader of the '''Irish Literary Revival'''. He was heavily involved in the Dublin Theosophical Lodge, and was also == Literary career == ...

...gland, and later at Dublin University, where he became acquainted with the Irish poets [[William Butler Yeats]] and [[George William Russell]], who became k ...Sanskrit, which were made a regular feature of the Theosophical Society's literary activity, being published by Mr. Judge as the "Oriental Department papers". ...

.... He was a Theosophist, a political activist and a key figure in the Irish Literary Renaissance. ...cottish symbolist painter, Theosophist, and prominent figure in the Celtic Revival movement. ...