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Redress of Poetry by Seamus Heaney is a collection of essays where the Nobel laureate reflects on the nature of poetry, its role in society, and its relationship to politics, history, and personal experience. Heaney examines the power of poetry to "redress" or correct social injustices and provide new perspectives, drawing on his own Irish background as well as the broader literary tradition. The essays explore the deeper, philosophical side of poetry, its form, and its function in both the personal and public realms.

Key Points

  1. Poetry as Social Redress
    Heaney argues that poetry has the power to address societal wrongs and offer alternative viewpoints.

  2. Reflections on Poetic Form
    The essays delve into the technical aspects of poetry, examining rhyme, rhythm, and other stylistic choices that shape its meaning.

  3. Political and Historical Dimensions
    Heaney reflects on the intersection of poetry and politics, particularly in the context of Ireland’s troubled history.

  4. Poetry as Personal Expression
    The collection explores how poetry serves as a medium for personal reflection, healing, and understanding.

  5. Influence of Literary Tradition
    Heaney draws connections between his own work and that of the great poets of history, showcasing the ongoing evolution of poetic craft.

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Writer                 ✤     Seamus Heaney

Publishers           ✤    Kitab Mahal (Pvt) Ltd , KM 

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