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On the Threshold of Memory (2021)
~EN PB NWISBN: 9783868218930 bzw. 3868218939, vermutlich in Englisch, WVT Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier Mrz 2021, Taschenbuch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkostenfrei.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, BuchWeltWeit Inh. Ludwig Meier e.K. [57449362], Bergisch Gladbach, Germany.
Neuware - Whether in the form of idealised ancient times or the representation of more recent political events, Irish national history often obtained a central position in the work of many Irish poets throughout the twentieth century. In more recent years, however, these strong ties between poetry and history appear to have been severed: As current research suggests, many contemporary Irish poets, who started publishing their works around the year 2000, have turned their poetic focus away from national concerns and, thus, have exchanged the topic of Irish national history for a more 'post-national' present-day perspective. Yet, this impression is misleading, as the present book will show. By analysing selected poems by Iggy McGovern, Tom French, Vona Groarke, Martina Evans, Leanne O'Sullivan, Paul Perry, Lorna Shaughnessy, Paula Cunningham, as well as the more intensively researched writers Paula Meehan and Paul Durcan, this study will argue that Irish history still finds its proper place in the work of contemporary Irish poets. More specifically, this book will focus on one of the most dominant ways of remembering Ireland's past in recent poetry: the negotiation of history via liminal remembrance, which refers to the observation that many contemporary Irish poems represent aspects of Irish history in between being remembered and being forgotten at the same time.CONTENTSACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . ix1. INTRODUCTION: WHERE DID ALL THE HISTORY GO . 12. WHAT IS LIMINAL REMEMBRANCE . 92.1 Liminal Remembrance: The Concept of Liminality . 92.2 Liminal Remembrance: Remembering and Forgetting . 112.3 Liminal Remembrance, the Album and the Lexicon . 163. LIMINAL REMEMBRANCE IN CONTEMPORARY IRISH POETRY . 233.1 Some General Features of Liminal Remembrance . 233.2 Type I: Indirect Memories of National History . 26Poems of Minimal Discrepancy . 28'To Smithereens' (Vona Groarke) 28 'The News in 1974' (IggyMcGovern) 33Poems of Medium Discrepancy . 36'At Shelling Hill' (Paula Meehan) 36 'Townland' (Leanne O'Sullivan) 41Poems of Large Discrepancy . 44'Commute' (Tom French) 44 'Arrival' (Iggy McGovern) 483.3 Type II: National History and Family Memory . 52National History in Single Family Stories . 52'The Hyacinth under the Stairs' (Paula Cunningham) 54 'The Scar'(Tom French) 61National History and the Family Collage . 64'Of the gas stove and the glimmerman' (Paul Perry) 66 'The Jeep' (IggyMcGovern) 713.4 Type III: National History and Authentic Memory . 75Poems on Concrete Photographs . 79'Red' (Tom French) 79 'Manulla Junction' (Paula Meehan) 81 'The Photographof My Aunts' (Joan McBreen) 84National History in 'Snapshot Memories' . 85'Moss' (Tom French) 86 'Shelter (May 1976)' (Lorna Shaughnessy) 89National History in 'Clip Memories' . 188 pp. Englisch, Books.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, BuchWeltWeit Inh. Ludwig Meier e.K. [57449362], Bergisch Gladbach, Germany.
Neuware - Whether in the form of idealised ancient times or the representation of more recent political events, Irish national history often obtained a central position in the work of many Irish poets throughout the twentieth century. In more recent years, however, these strong ties between poetry and history appear to have been severed: As current research suggests, many contemporary Irish poets, who started publishing their works around the year 2000, have turned their poetic focus away from national concerns and, thus, have exchanged the topic of Irish national history for a more 'post-national' present-day perspective. Yet, this impression is misleading, as the present book will show. By analysing selected poems by Iggy McGovern, Tom French, Vona Groarke, Martina Evans, Leanne O'Sullivan, Paul Perry, Lorna Shaughnessy, Paula Cunningham, as well as the more intensively researched writers Paula Meehan and Paul Durcan, this study will argue that Irish history still finds its proper place in the work of contemporary Irish poets. More specifically, this book will focus on one of the most dominant ways of remembering Ireland's past in recent poetry: the negotiation of history via liminal remembrance, which refers to the observation that many contemporary Irish poems represent aspects of Irish history in between being remembered and being forgotten at the same time.CONTENTSACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . ix1. INTRODUCTION: WHERE DID ALL THE HISTORY GO . 12. WHAT IS LIMINAL REMEMBRANCE . 92.1 Liminal Remembrance: The Concept of Liminality . 92.2 Liminal Remembrance: Remembering and Forgetting . 112.3 Liminal Remembrance, the Album and the Lexicon . 163. LIMINAL REMEMBRANCE IN CONTEMPORARY IRISH POETRY . 233.1 Some General Features of Liminal Remembrance . 233.2 Type I: Indirect Memories of National History . 26Poems of Minimal Discrepancy . 28'To Smithereens' (Vona Groarke) 28 'The News in 1974' (IggyMcGovern) 33Poems of Medium Discrepancy . 36'At Shelling Hill' (Paula Meehan) 36 'Townland' (Leanne O'Sullivan) 41Poems of Large Discrepancy . 44'Commute' (Tom French) 44 'Arrival' (Iggy McGovern) 483.3 Type II: National History and Family Memory . 52National History in Single Family Stories . 52'The Hyacinth under the Stairs' (Paula Cunningham) 54 'The Scar'(Tom French) 61National History and the Family Collage . 64'Of the gas stove and the glimmerman' (Paul Perry) 66 'The Jeep' (IggyMcGovern) 713.4 Type III: National History and Authentic Memory . 75Poems on Concrete Photographs . 79'Red' (Tom French) 79 'Manulla Junction' (Paula Meehan) 81 'The Photographof My Aunts' (Joan McBreen) 84National History in 'Snapshot Memories' . 85'Moss' (Tom French) 86 'Shelter (May 1976)' (Lorna Shaughnessy) 89National History in 'Clip Memories' . 188 pp. Englisch, Books.
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On the Threshold of Memory (2000)
~EN PB NWISBN: 9783868218930 bzw. 3868218939, vermutlich in Englisch, 188 Seiten, WVT Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier, Taschenbuch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkosten nach: Deutschland, Versandkostenfrei.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Buchhandlung - Bides GbR, [4124740].
Neuware - Whether in the form of idealised ancient times or the representation of more recent political events, Irish national history often obtained a central position in the work of many Irish poets throughout the twentieth century. In more recent years, however, these strong ties between poetry and history appear to have been severed: As current research suggests, many contemporary Irish poets, who started publishing their works around the year 2000, have turned their poetic focus away from national concerns and, thus, have exchanged the topic of Irish national history for a more 'post-national' present-day perspective. Yet, this impression is misleading, as the present book will show. By analysing selected poems by Iggy McGovern, Tom French, Vona Groarke, Martina Evans, Leanne O'Sullivan, Paul Perry, Lorna Shaughnessy, Paula Cunningham, as well as the more intensively researched writers Paula Meehan and Paul Durcan, this study will argue that Irish history still finds its proper place in the work of contemporary Irish poets. More specifically, this book will focus on one of the most dominant ways of remembering Ireland's past in recent poetry: the negotiation of history via liminal remembrance, which refers to the observation that many contemporary Irish poems represent aspects of Irish history in between being remembered and being forgotten at the same time. CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ................................................................... ix 1. INTRODUCTION: WHERE DID ALL THE HISTORY GO ................................................ 1 2. WHAT IS LIMINAL REMEMBRANCE .............................. 92.1 Liminal Remembrance: The Concept of Liminality .............................................. 92.2 Liminal Remembrance: Remembering and Forgetting ...................................... 112.3 Liminal Remembrance, the Album and the Lexicon .......................................... 16 3. LIMINAL REMEMBRANCE IN CONTEMPORARY IRISH POETRY ............ 233.1 Some General Features of Liminal Remembrance ........................................... 233.2 Type I: Indirect Memories of National History .................................................... 26Poems of Minimal Discrepancy ......................................................................... 28'To Smithereens' (Vona Groarke) 28 'The News in 1974' (IggyMcGovern) 33Poems of Medium Discrepancy ......................................................................... 36'At Shelling Hill' (Paula Meehan) 36 'Townland' (Leanne O'Sullivan) 41Poems of Large Discrepancy ............................................................................ 44'Commute' (Tom French) 44 'Arrival' (Iggy McGovern) 483.3 Type II: National History and Family Memory .................................................... 52National History in Single Family Stories .......................................................... 52'The Hyacinth under the Stairs' (Paula Cunningham) 54 'The Scar'(Tom French) 61National History and the Family Collage ........................................................... 64'Of the gas stove and the glimmerman' (Paul Perry) 66 'The Jeep' (IggyMcGovern) 713.4 Type III: National History and Authentic Memory .............................................. 75Poems on Concrete Photographs ..................................................................... 79'Red' (Tom French) 79 'Manulla Junction' (Paula Meehan) 81 'The Photographof My Aunts' (Joan McBreen) 84National History in 'Snapshot Memories' .......................................................... 85'Moss' (Tom French) 86 'Shelter (May 1976)' (Lorna Shaughnessy) 89National History in 'Cl, Taschenbuch, Neuware, 223x156x13 mm, 406g, 188, Banküberweisung, PayPal, Offene Rechnung (Vorkasse vorbehalten).
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Buchhandlung - Bides GbR, [4124740].
Neuware - Whether in the form of idealised ancient times or the representation of more recent political events, Irish national history often obtained a central position in the work of many Irish poets throughout the twentieth century. In more recent years, however, these strong ties between poetry and history appear to have been severed: As current research suggests, many contemporary Irish poets, who started publishing their works around the year 2000, have turned their poetic focus away from national concerns and, thus, have exchanged the topic of Irish national history for a more 'post-national' present-day perspective. Yet, this impression is misleading, as the present book will show. By analysing selected poems by Iggy McGovern, Tom French, Vona Groarke, Martina Evans, Leanne O'Sullivan, Paul Perry, Lorna Shaughnessy, Paula Cunningham, as well as the more intensively researched writers Paula Meehan and Paul Durcan, this study will argue that Irish history still finds its proper place in the work of contemporary Irish poets. More specifically, this book will focus on one of the most dominant ways of remembering Ireland's past in recent poetry: the negotiation of history via liminal remembrance, which refers to the observation that many contemporary Irish poems represent aspects of Irish history in between being remembered and being forgotten at the same time. CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ................................................................... ix 1. INTRODUCTION: WHERE DID ALL THE HISTORY GO ................................................ 1 2. WHAT IS LIMINAL REMEMBRANCE .............................. 92.1 Liminal Remembrance: The Concept of Liminality .............................................. 92.2 Liminal Remembrance: Remembering and Forgetting ...................................... 112.3 Liminal Remembrance, the Album and the Lexicon .......................................... 16 3. LIMINAL REMEMBRANCE IN CONTEMPORARY IRISH POETRY ............ 233.1 Some General Features of Liminal Remembrance ........................................... 233.2 Type I: Indirect Memories of National History .................................................... 26Poems of Minimal Discrepancy ......................................................................... 28'To Smithereens' (Vona Groarke) 28 'The News in 1974' (IggyMcGovern) 33Poems of Medium Discrepancy ......................................................................... 36'At Shelling Hill' (Paula Meehan) 36 'Townland' (Leanne O'Sullivan) 41Poems of Large Discrepancy ............................................................................ 44'Commute' (Tom French) 44 'Arrival' (Iggy McGovern) 483.3 Type II: National History and Family Memory .................................................... 52National History in Single Family Stories .......................................................... 52'The Hyacinth under the Stairs' (Paula Cunningham) 54 'The Scar'(Tom French) 61National History and the Family Collage ........................................................... 64'Of the gas stove and the glimmerman' (Paul Perry) 66 'The Jeep' (IggyMcGovern) 713.4 Type III: National History and Authentic Memory .............................................. 75Poems on Concrete Photographs ..................................................................... 79'Red' (Tom French) 79 'Manulla Junction' (Paula Meehan) 81 'The Photographof My Aunts' (Joan McBreen) 84National History in 'Snapshot Memories' .......................................................... 85'Moss' (Tom French) 86 'Shelter (May 1976)' (Lorna Shaughnessy) 89National History in 'Cl, Taschenbuch, Neuware, 223x156x13 mm, 406g, 188, Banküberweisung, PayPal, Offene Rechnung (Vorkasse vorbehalten).
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On the Threshold of Memory
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On the Threshold of Memory National History and Liminal Remembrance in Contemporary Irish Poetry Taschenbuch Englisch 2021 (2021)
~EN PB NWISBN: 9783868218930 bzw. 3868218939, vermutlich in Englisch, 188 Seiten, WVT Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier, Taschenbuch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkosten nach: Deutschland, Versandkostenfrei.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, preigu, [5789586].
2021, Taschenbuch, Neuware, 406g, 188, Sofortüberweisung, PayPal, Banküberweisung.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, preigu, [5789586].
2021, Taschenbuch, Neuware, 406g, 188, Sofortüberweisung, PayPal, Banküberweisung.
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