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‘stalled in the pre-articulate’  Philip Hofer says, ‘by making a telling visual report’ of the insurrection that led tothe Pe ...

 brendan corcoran ‘between dread and witness’. Heaney’s elegiac poetics consistently responds in rich andcomplicated ways to ...

‘stalled in the pre-articulate’  Heaney’s ekphrasis offers at once a vision of the past and sad presentiments of the futureas ...

 brendan corcoran or prudence.’^13 Forall of Heaney’s efforts to grasp the effect as much as the efficacy of a poetry thatres ...

‘stalled in the pre-articulate’  terms crucial to Heaney’s understanding of poetry and the world.^22 Bothfigures witness life ...

 brendan corcoran stemming from a far darker place than many readers would expect. But, as Dillon Johnstondemonstrates, Heane ...

‘stalled in the pre-articulate’  While Irish poets like Longley or Heaney may have been drawn to the subject ofwar in general ...

 brendan corcoran the poet’s imagining some equivalent of the labyrinth and bringing himself and the readerthrough it’.^43 In ...

‘stalled in the pre-articulate’  I was simply refusing to have a poem levied....Ifyou’re going to write a poem of political p ...

 brendan corcoran bear the strain of ‘world-sorrow’. Upon liberating himself from the problems of Ulsterin the late 1980s, it ...

‘stalled in the pre-articulate’  there is an awareness of human suffering among human beings there must also be art as the ob ...

 brendan corcoran twentieth century. As a consequence, the dead man, as an emanation of trauma itself,refuses to stay buried ...

‘stalled in the pre-articulate’  figure truth and Mandelstam to embody beauty in their respective responses to horroroffers a ...

 brendan corcoran are both dominated by dread and the metamorphic potential of what Heaney calls a ‘life-warpand world-wrong’ ...

‘stalled in the pre-articulate’  the scullery of Heaney’s childhood home, registering ‘in utter silence’ the ‘passing’ ofever ...

 brendan corcoran no man’s land he has to endure with almost geologic fortitude. If for those at Troy thewar is the focus of ...

‘stalled in the pre-articulate’  Human beings suffer. Theytorture one another. They get hurt and get hard. No poem or play or ...

 brendan corcoran At this moment of history’s charge, the watcher becomes a seer caught between what heknows must, and what h ...

‘stalled in the pre-articulate’  answerable in the poetry, I think there is a sense of being answerable to and for what’sgoin ...