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... Heaney , ' observed with amazement and a kind of civilized tut - tut by Tacitus in the first century AD and by leader - writers in the Daily Telegraph in the 20th century ' ( ' Mother Ireland ' 790 ) . But Heaney's analogy between ...
... Heaney , ' observed with amazement and a kind of civilized tut - tut by Tacitus in the first century AD and by leader - writers in the Daily Telegraph in the 20th century ' ( ' Mother Ireland ' 790 ) . But Heaney's analogy between ...
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... Heaney smacks of begrudgery . Of course Heaney has said meaningful things , even if he has not provided the ' clear , quotable statements . . . about general matters ' ( 14 ) that Fennell so simple - mindedly requires . Others have ...
... Heaney smacks of begrudgery . Of course Heaney has said meaningful things , even if he has not provided the ' clear , quotable statements . . . about general matters ' ( 14 ) that Fennell so simple - mindedly requires . Others have ...
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... Heaney canon or O'Connor's various songs , texts and gestures . My juxtaposition and close reading of so - called ... Heaney's poems are frequently set for ' O ' level ( now called GCSE ) in the six counties of the North of Ireland , as ...
... Heaney canon or O'Connor's various songs , texts and gestures . My juxtaposition and close reading of so - called ... Heaney's poems are frequently set for ' O ' level ( now called GCSE ) in the six counties of the North of Ireland , as ...
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Anticolonial Metaphors | 99 |
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