Boland's poetry seeks to reconcile political and personal, the moment and duration, selfknowledge -seen as an exteriorisation of the self- and narration. It is therefore fundamentally concerned with aesthetics, especially in visual art, which however it views as a form of division and hypostatization of the moment, while it also seeks to place the intense moment of vision in the processes of time by recurrent images of transformation, anticipation, memory and loss; it is essentially elegiac, celebrating and lamenting the past and reflecting the constant presence of death within the everyday consciousness; hence the model of Vergil, and especially of the sixth book of the Aeneid, and of Irish song.La poesía de Boland compagina lo político y ...
O presente texto tem como objetivo revisitar poemas-chave de Eavan Boland e William Butler Yeats a f...
In my thesis I take a complete, critical look at Eavan Boland\u27s life from early on as a young Iri...
This study evaluates the facets of female subjectivity through selected poems of Eavan Boland, Kathl...
Ao apresentar criticamente ao público de língua portuguesa a obra da escritora irlandesa contemporân...
Eavan Boland’s poetry often includes images denoting transition. The women that appear in her poems ...
The poetry of Eavan Boland, Ireland's leading woman poet, is marked by an acute awareness of the pro...
Includes bibliographical references (p. ).This study argues that W.B. Yeats is an important poetic p...
“Boland: the journey of a poet” —A delicate and powerful celebration of Eavan Boland’s life and lega...
In the chapter that follows I intend to examine the theoretical crossing points between\ud the new m...
In 1980 the Irish poet Eavan Boland published In Her Own Image a volume of poetry which stands as a ...
In her 1980 volume In Her Own Image, Eavan Boland tackles the 'dark sides' of the female body such a...
Eavan Boland’s poetic subject has often been the problem of presenting a wariness of beautifully cra...
“Light in the Night for Eavan Boland” by Gisele Wolkoff. Written for “Eavan Boland — In Her Man...
This is a textual study whose first purpose is to present a sequence of twelve poems which gives its...
This article explores subversive representations of witchcraft and evilness in the work of Eavan Bol...
O presente texto tem como objetivo revisitar poemas-chave de Eavan Boland e William Butler Yeats a f...
In my thesis I take a complete, critical look at Eavan Boland\u27s life from early on as a young Iri...
This study evaluates the facets of female subjectivity through selected poems of Eavan Boland, Kathl...
Ao apresentar criticamente ao público de língua portuguesa a obra da escritora irlandesa contemporân...
Eavan Boland’s poetry often includes images denoting transition. The women that appear in her poems ...
The poetry of Eavan Boland, Ireland's leading woman poet, is marked by an acute awareness of the pro...
Includes bibliographical references (p. ).This study argues that W.B. Yeats is an important poetic p...
“Boland: the journey of a poet” —A delicate and powerful celebration of Eavan Boland’s life and lega...
In the chapter that follows I intend to examine the theoretical crossing points between\ud the new m...
In 1980 the Irish poet Eavan Boland published In Her Own Image a volume of poetry which stands as a ...
In her 1980 volume In Her Own Image, Eavan Boland tackles the 'dark sides' of the female body such a...
Eavan Boland’s poetic subject has often been the problem of presenting a wariness of beautifully cra...
“Light in the Night for Eavan Boland” by Gisele Wolkoff. Written for “Eavan Boland — In Her Man...
This is a textual study whose first purpose is to present a sequence of twelve poems which gives its...
This article explores subversive representations of witchcraft and evilness in the work of Eavan Bol...
O presente texto tem como objetivo revisitar poemas-chave de Eavan Boland e William Butler Yeats a f...
In my thesis I take a complete, critical look at Eavan Boland\u27s life from early on as a young Iri...
This study evaluates the facets of female subjectivity through selected poems of Eavan Boland, Kathl...