Boland and yeats: poetical irish dialogues
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Resumo: | The present text aims at revisiting key poems by Eavan Boland and William Butler Yeats in order to bring together the apparently politically antagonistic voices of their authors, so that one can possibly understand the poetical dialogues that pervade such aesthetic representations and their complexities in dealing with themes such as love, legend, death, myth and womanhood. As if writing to remind one of the subject that should not forget her previous existence as object, Boland delivers her poetic achievement as a way to possibly disrupt the old patriarchal territory in which the sexual had overwhelmed the erotic for so long. And hence the black lace fan her mother gave her unsettles the male oriented land of Irish poetry and transcends it, not like the golden Yeatsian bird of Byzantium but like “the blackbird on this first sultry morning” until she can finally find a voice to fully express her Irish womanhood. |
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2023-12-27T20:27:56Z2023-12-27T20:27:56Z202123211913210.37389/abei.v23i2.197756725958127http://hdl.handle.net/1843/62193https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4223-9717The present text aims at revisiting key poems by Eavan Boland and William Butler Yeats in order to bring together the apparently politically antagonistic voices of their authors, so that one can possibly understand the poetical dialogues that pervade such aesthetic representations and their complexities in dealing with themes such as love, legend, death, myth and womanhood. As if writing to remind one of the subject that should not forget her previous existence as object, Boland delivers her poetic achievement as a way to possibly disrupt the old patriarchal territory in which the sexual had overwhelmed the erotic for so long. And hence the black lace fan her mother gave her unsettles the male oriented land of Irish poetry and transcends it, not like the golden Yeatsian bird of Byzantium but like “the blackbird on this first sultry morning” until she can finally find a voice to fully express her Irish womanhood.O presente texto tem como objetivo revisitar poemas-chave de Eavan Boland e William Butler Yeats a fim de reunir as vozes aparentemente antagônicas de seus autores, para que se possa compreender os diálogos que permeiam tais representações estéticas e suas complexidades ao tratar de temas como amor, lenda, morte, mito e a condição da mulher. É como se ao escrever para lembrar o sujeito de que não deve esquecer sua existência anterior como objeto, Boland entregasse sua realização poética possivelmente como uma forma de romper o antigo território patriarcal em que o sexual houvesse, há muito tempo, dominado o erótico. 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Boland and yeats: poetical irish dialogues |
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Boland e Yeats: Diálogos poéticos irlandeses |
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Boland and yeats: poetical irish dialogues |
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Boland and yeats: poetical irish dialogues Marcel de Lima Santos Poetry Boland Yeats Womanhood Poesia Yeats, W. B.(William Butler), 1865-1939 |
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Boland and yeats: poetical irish dialogues |
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Boland and yeats: poetical irish dialogues |
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Boland and yeats: poetical irish dialogues |
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Boland and yeats: poetical irish dialogues |
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Boland and yeats: poetical irish dialogues |
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Marcel de Lima Santos |
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Marcel de Lima Santos |
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Marcel de Lima Santos |
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Poetry Boland Yeats Womanhood |
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Poetry Boland Yeats Womanhood Poesia Yeats, W. B.(William Butler), 1865-1939 |
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Poesia Yeats, W. B.(William Butler), 1865-1939 |
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The present text aims at revisiting key poems by Eavan Boland and William Butler Yeats in order to bring together the apparently politically antagonistic voices of their authors, so that one can possibly understand the poetical dialogues that pervade such aesthetic representations and their complexities in dealing with themes such as love, legend, death, myth and womanhood. As if writing to remind one of the subject that should not forget her previous existence as object, Boland delivers her poetic achievement as a way to possibly disrupt the old patriarchal territory in which the sexual had overwhelmed the erotic for so long. And hence the black lace fan her mother gave her unsettles the male oriented land of Irish poetry and transcends it, not like the golden Yeatsian bird of Byzantium but like “the blackbird on this first sultry morning” until she can finally find a voice to fully express her Irish womanhood. |
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