Titlebook: British Poetry from the 1950s to the 1990s; Politics and Art Gary Day (Senior Lecturer in English and Cultural Book 1997 Palgrave Macmilla

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Anita Zednik,Andreas Strebinger they know about the later course of history’ in ‘a(chǎn) process of empathy whose origin is the indolence of the heart, ., which despairs of grasping and holding the genuine historical image as it flares up briefly’. Such a historiography, he says, is ‘the root cause of sadness’:

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Michael Jary,Dirk Schneider,Andrew WilemanKearney, who writes with the added authority of a working association with Heaney, describes what he takes to be the dominant reading of him.. ‘Heaney’s primary inspiration, we are told, is one of place his quintessentially Irish vocation, the sacramental naming of a homeland. Hence the preoccupatio

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Michael Jary,Dirk Schneider,Andrew Wileman feature of contemporary British poetry are those poets outside the dominant social wisdom — not necessarily in overtly political terms, but in the sense of having at their disposal historical or symbolic resources, allegiances and affiliations denied to those who write straight out of the depthless

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Michael Jary,Dirk Schneider,Andrew Wilemanter have of the former. First among these is the concept of Gaelic as an ‘old’ language with an ‘a(chǎn)ncient’ literature, due to a large extent to the continuing effects of the Ossianic controversy which raged in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. Working from a slim handful of traditio

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Modeeinzelhandel: Bekleidung und Einrichtung and distinctive indigenous culture which has attracted surprisingly little attention from the custodians of the mainstream, purportedly ‘British’ cultural tradition. He himself has commented wryly on how selective even the current enthusiasm for ‘minorities’ and ‘multi-cultural perspectives’ is:

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Michael Jary,Dirk Schneider,Andrew Wilemanl numbers of .,. in particular, have considered their work in this light, and the nature of their contributions to a sense of Welsh cultural identity remains of critical interest. Nevertheless, both poets have written specifically in English and out of a largely English tradition — in each case with

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