Contemporary Irish Poetry and the Climate Crisis addresses what is arguably the most crucial issue of human history through the lens of late twentieth and early twenty-first century Irish poetry.
Contemporary Irish Poetry and the Climate Crisis addresses what is arguably the most crucial issue of human history through the lens of late twentieth and early twenty-first century Irish poetry.
Andrew J. Auge is a Professor of English and Director of the Irish Studies minor at Loras College, Dubuque, IA, USA. He also serves as an Advisory Editor for New Hibernia Review. He received a PhD in British Literature from Marquette University. Eugene O'Brien is Head of the Department of English Language and Literature in Mary Immaculate College, Ireland, and is also the director of the Mary Immaculate College Institute for Irish Studies.
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Introduction Chapter One: Reading Heaney's Bog Poems in the Anthropocene Andrew Auge Chapter Two: Songs in Stone: Moya Cannon and Ecomusicology Donna Potts Chapter Three: 'Balanced between Cliff and Flowers': The Enduring Earth Step in Moya Cannon's 'Word Pools' Christine Cusick Chapter Four: Doing the Human Differently: Rabbits and Hares in Contemporary Irish Poetry Kathryn Kirkpatrick Chapter Five: 'The Struck Lyre Ripples as a Stricken Voice': The Poetry of Derek Mahon from Landscape to Ecology Jefferson Holdridge Chapter Six: Heaney's Proffer: Tollund Man, Catastrophic Climate Change, and the Responsibility to Mourn Brendan Corcoran Chapter Seven: Vegetal Life in Maurice Scully's Humming: A Tangle of Bright Fragments Lucy Collins Chapter Eight: 'When Species Meet': Scale and Form in the Poetry of Ciaran Berry and Moya Cannon Eóin Flannery Chapter Nine: The Corncrake, the Climate Crisis and Irish-language Poetry Ailbhe Ní Ghearbhuigh Chapter Ten: 'A Stain from the Sky is Descending': The Poetics of Climate Change in Irish Poetry Eugene O'Brien
Introduction Chapter One: Reading Heaney's Bog Poems in the Anthropocene Andrew Auge Chapter Two: Songs in Stone: Moya Cannon and Ecomusicology Donna Potts Chapter Three: 'Balanced between Cliff and Flowers': The Enduring Earth Step in Moya Cannon's 'Word Pools' Christine Cusick Chapter Four: Doing the Human Differently: Rabbits and Hares in Contemporary Irish Poetry Kathryn Kirkpatrick Chapter Five: 'The Struck Lyre Ripples as a Stricken Voice': The Poetry of Derek Mahon from Landscape to Ecology Jefferson Holdridge Chapter Six: Heaney's Proffer: Tollund Man, Catastrophic Climate Change, and the Responsibility to Mourn Brendan Corcoran Chapter Seven: Vegetal Life in Maurice Scully's Humming: A Tangle of Bright Fragments Lucy Collins Chapter Eight: 'When Species Meet': Scale and Form in the Poetry of Ciaran Berry and Moya Cannon Eóin Flannery Chapter Nine: The Corncrake, the Climate Crisis and Irish-language Poetry Ailbhe Ní Ghearbhuigh Chapter Ten: 'A Stain from the Sky is Descending': The Poetics of Climate Change in Irish Poetry Eugene O'Brien
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