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ImproprietiesClair Wills

Improprieties

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"Improprieties is an innovative and accessible study of contemporary Northern Irish poetry in the light of current debates about post-modernism, poetry and politics, and the figure of woman in Irish political discourse. Close readings of the work of Tom Paulin, Medbh McGuckian, and Paul Muldoon focus on the 'improper' elements of the poetry: the refusal of a sense of home, the disruption of 'traditional' poetic form, and the sexual narratives told." "The intersections between post-modern literary form and post-coloniality are currently an issue of intense concern, but they have rarely been…

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  • Other · English · 1993
    Clarendon Press · 263 pages · 9780198112686
History and criticismEnglish poetryIntellectual lifeIrish PoetsEnglish Political poetryHomes and hauntsWomen authorsWomen and literature