Seamus Heaney: The Crisis of IdentityUniversity of Delaware Press, 2003 - 246 páginas This book traces Nobel laureate Seamus Heaney's development as a poet, from his first book of poetry through his most recent, Electric Light. Each chapter examines a particular phase of Heaney's poetic career, with close, careful readings of those poems that best dramatize his crisis of identity. |
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aesthetic Anahorish artist becomes Belfast Beowulf bog poems British bronze career Catholic Celtic childhood contemporary County Derry crisis of identity Cuchulain dark death Devlin Dublin Elmer Andrews face Farrar father Francis Ledwidge funeral Gaelic Giroux Glanmore Grendel Harold Bloom Haw Lantern Heaney's Heaney's translation Ibid imagination interview Irish Joyce Joyce's Kavanagh language Ledwidge light literary Lough Lough Derg lyric memory metaphor Moreover Mossbawn mummer myth mythic Nerthus North Northern Ireland northwest Europe Old English once pagan Patrick Kavanagh poet's poetic identity poetry Protestant recalls ritual rural Seamus Deane Seamus Heaney sectarian strife seems sense of identity shade Sonnet Spirit Level stanza Station Island stone Straus Sutton Hoo Sweeney symbol things Thomas Foster tion Tollund tradition transcendence Troy turn Ulster victim Viking violence voice W. B. Yeats Wood Quay words Wordsworth writing Yeats Yeats's York young Heaney