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Seamus Heaney As An Archeologist

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April 5, 2015

 

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Heaney uses archeological symbols to show the “prejudice, violence and intolerance” of the Irish government in many of his poems. Three poems in which Heaney does this are: “The Tollund Man”, “Punishment” and “Digging”. Heaney’s inspiration for both “The Tollund Man” and “Punishment” came from a book he read in 1969 called The Bog People...
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Three poems in which Heaney does this are: “The Tollund Man”, “Punishment” and “Digging”. Heaney’s inspiration for both “The Tollund Man” and “Punishment” came from a book he read in 1969 called The Bog People. As, Paul Williams of The Authors Den tells us, It was written by G.V...
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