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1. blogs.transparent.com › irish › seamus-heaney-andSeamus Heaney and the Irish Language (Cuid a hAon as 'N ...

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   Sep 15, 2013 · Two examples are “Aisling,” from his collection North (1975) and “Maighdean Mara” [sic] from Wintering Out (1972). In other poems, Heaney may use Irish words in their anglicized spellings (like “bullaun”) or may imply them but not state them outright.

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2. fawbie.info › category › northAisling by Seamus Heaney - Analysis

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   Aisling by Seamus Heaney - Analysis. An Irish poetic genre – a classical myth – a ‘he’ and a ‘her’ appropriate to allegory – merited punishment.

3. www.poemhunter.com › i › ebooksAogán Ó Rathaille - poems - Poem Hunter

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   Aodhagán Ó Rathaille is credited with creating the first fully developed Aisling poem (a type of poem where Ireland is portrayed as a beautiful woman who bewails the current state of affairs and predicts an imminent revival of fortune,

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4. fawbie.info › category › northNorth by Seamus Heaney - Analysis - Connecting with Seamus Heaney

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   Heaney summarised the sequence of 3 short poems and the two that follow in a response to DOD (p 169): an allegory involving the Elizabethan armies entering Gaelic Ulster (Smerwick below is in fact in Munster) and the ground being possessed by the planters – the whole ‘Aisling’ scenario – England being the male conqueror, Ireland the ...

5. www.researchgate.net › publication › 263123741_FromFrom aisling to chora: Female allegories of the nation in ...

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   This essay shows that Irish women poets revise female allegories of the nation either by aligning them with women's lived experience, as Eavan Boland has done, or by re-evaluating them from within...

6. www.irishexaminer.com › lifestyle › artsandcultureMovie review: Redemption of a Rogue is the funniest Irish ...

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   Aug 27, 2021 · Declan Burke. Rory (Jude Law) and Allison (Carrie Coon) in The Nest. “As God is my witness,” declares Scarlett O’Hara in , “I’ll never be hungry again.”. It’s no coincidence that ...

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   Who wrote the first Aisling poem?

   • b>Legacy Aodhagán Ó Rathaille is credited with creating the first fully developed Aisling poem (a type of poem where Ireland is portrayed as a beautiful woman who bewails the current state of affairs and predicts an imminent revival of fortune, usually linked to the return of a Stuart King to the English throne.)

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   Can Aisling be translated?

   • Although the word “ Aisling ” can be translated, literary “ aislingí ” are generally referred to as just that, much as we don’t normally translate words like “ cinquain ,” “ haiku ,” or “ ghazal ” for other genres of poetry.

   Seamus Heaney and the Irish Language (Cuid a hAon as 'N'Fheadar')

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   What are some famous Irish poems?

   • This style of poetry was often copied in later years. His best-known and most popular poem is the great aisling "Gile na Gile (Brightness Most Bright)" which has been called one of the miracles of Irish literature.

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   When was Aisling invented?

   • It’s hard to say now how widely recognized the word “ aisling ” would have been in 1975 among English speakers, or in the international readership of Heaney’s poetry. Currently, though, I note that a Google search for “ aisling ” yields ca. 5,680,000 hits, far more than most Irish words.

   Seamus Heaney and the Irish Language (Cuid a hAon as 'N'Fheadar')

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8. www.itsbeyondthepale.ie › arts › playing-fieldPlaying Field: Aisling O'Mara — BEYOND THE PALE

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   May 23, 2024 · Maryland by Aisling O’Mara is an investigation of the flawed. Are we conditioned or doomed to live in the world we enter? Are there chances to crawl out of what we are born into as a social standard?