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The hermeneutics of otherness in Medbh McGuckian's poetry /Holmsten, Elin, January 2006 (has links)
Diss. Uppsala : Uppsala universitet, 2006.
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Pleasant BluffWilkinson, Catherine S. 20 September 2011 (has links)
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Anxiety and role : four postwar women poetsRees-Jones, Deryn January 1995 (has links)
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Teatime in Heaven with the Crazy LadiesKartsonis, Ariana-Sophia M. January 2008 (has links)
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Daleko do klidu: prostor a domesticita v díle Medbh McGuckian a Leontie Flynn / Far from Peace: The Images of Space and Domesticity in the Poetry of Medbh McGuckian and Leontia FlynnNováková, Lucie January 2020 (has links)
1 ABSTRACT Key words: Northern Irish poetry, Leontia Flynn, Medbh McGuckian, domesticity, domestic space, the Troubles, post-Agreement poetry The aim of the thesis is to observe the Northern Irish conflict from the vantage point of domestic space as it is reflected in Northern-Irish poetry of the last 40 years. The thesis builds on the notion that houses and homes are not simply private places but images of the outside world. To illustrate this premise, the works of two Northern Irish poets have been selected: Medbh McGuckian and Leontia Flynn. Divided by time, but not space, their poetry is to be placed into the context of Northern Irish poetry during the Troubles and the post-Agreement period. McGuckian's poetry is engaged with making a sense of the distinction between public and private spheres (Wills 1993), whereas Flynn's poetry, and post-Agreement poetry in general, shows signs of attempts to discover and establish her place within the context of the Troubles. In formulating her stance, Flynn relies on a perspective gained by leaving home and memories of growing up during the Troubles behind and travelling abroad (Heidemann 2016). Both poets write about the Troubles in light of the division between private and public spheres, thus illustrating how the violent politics have been part of Northern Irish...
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