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Seamus Heaney

Introduction

With numerous works and outstanding literary work Seamus Heaney became the most famous Irish writers ever.?On 13?April 1939 Seamus Justin Heaney was born near Castledawson, Northern Ireland County Londonderry.? Seamus Heaney experienced one of his highlights of his literary work, in 1995.?The same year he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature (www.seamusheaney.org). In this biographical paper, his work, awards and style of writing is discussed.  

Discussion

Seamus' Works

In his work, Seamus Heaney is often grappled with his home country. He grips the Irish people on, but also partly dedicated to Irish legends and myths. Among his greatest works are the two volumes of poetry "Wintering Out" and "North”. Wintering Out was published in 1972; “North” appeared only three years later. The two volumes of poetry partly deal with the conflict in Northern Ireland, to convince others but were Irish and English poetry traditions, taken by Seamus Heaney and implemented. Although he was with the Northern Ireland conflict and intense grappling with in his works received on this, you could never describe oneself as Heaney political poet in the strict sense.

 Numerous works that were written by Seamus Heaney gained international fame. This includes his work Blackberry Picking. By Faber & Faber finally his work "Digging" was published in 1966. In addition, several of his works were published as German editions. In 1987, for example, his work "North" was published by Richard Pietra and one of the latest German editions of Seamus Heaney appeared in 2002. 

 In the first, decidedly natural descriptive poems in Death of a Naturalist (1966) and Door into the Dark (1969), Seamus Heaney came up for its distinctive ability to provide the close one at once very specific and universal significance in the performance of a kind linguistic archeology (see appendix #1). Seamus Heaney has since 1976 been living in Dublin, but for longer periods stayed in the United States, including as a professor at Harvard University. His poetry has from wintering Out ??(1972), North (1975) and Field Work (1979) obtained an increasingly politically conscious touch, and the tendency to allegory strengthened in recent collections Station Island (1984), The Haw Lantern (1987), Seeing Things (1991) and The Spirit Level (1996). His easily accessible and resonant full lyrics usually have originated in the experiencing "I" and has great image force, which typically grows out of the decoding of the Irish countryside (see appendix #2) (Rahim, 2009).

Seamus Heaney's Style

Despite criticism from other poets, his countrymen, for his apparent complacency about the English authorities, Seamus Heaney's poetry is not without political implications, but made so little simple (McCrum, 2009). His work, often accused of being too direct, is actually built on a solid foundation of knowledge and ongoing research in the field of symbols matter more evident in his later writings pilgrimage Island (1984) and The Hawthorn flashlight (1987). He has published two collections of prose writings: Preoccupations: Selected Prose 1968-1978(1980) and The Government of the Tongue (1988), with an equally rich language (Shapiro, pp. ...