Essays on SEAMUS HEANEY: Commanding Voices.

A chapter of the book "Shades of Authority: The Poetry of Lowell, Hill & Heaney" is presented. Heaney's idea of discovering a way of writing that is natural and adequate to one's sensibility is discussed. His theory of influence which deviates the inclination to imitate into a process of absorption...

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Publicado en:Shades of Authority: The Poetry of Lowell, Hill & Heaney pp. 167 - 193
Autor principal: James, Stephen
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Publicado: Liverpool University Press 2004 Limited 2007
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