Teaching Modern Irish Poetry Andrew G. Martin Kofman recalls her father and

Kofman recalls her father and family in the years before the war

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Teaching Modern Irish Poetry Andrew G. Martin Kofman recalls her father andModern Irish poetry beyond Yeats and Heaney Interpreting modern Irish poetry within a network of national and cultural identities and in the context of economic and demographic changes of the past fifty years, this volume looks at Irish poetry anew and offers instructors guidance on refashioning the standard Yeats to Heaney survey course for the contemporary classroom. Essays address topics such as poetry and trauma, animal poetics, queer poetry, and