Search Results: Irish Literature from C L Hawley

Dublin: Wolfhound Press,. 295pp. An important collection of 16 essays on the poetry of Heaney. Includes new essays on recent collections. Aimed at A level or under-graduate support it will still be of interest to professional scholars. Contributors include poets Anne Stevenson and Douglas Dunn as well as Barbara Hardy, Philip Hobsbawn and others. Slightly bumped to one corner, otherwise minimal wear. Very good+ copy. . Paperback. Fourth Edition. 2000.

Dublin: Wolfhound Press,. Paperback. 295pp. An important collection of 16 essays on the poetry of Heaney. Includes new essays on recent collections. Aimed at A level or under-graduate support it will still be of interest to professional scholars. Contributors include poets Anne Stevenson and Douglas Dunn as well as Barbara Hardy, Philip Hobsbawn and others. Slightly bumped to one corner, otherwise minimal wear. Very good+ copy. . Paperback. Fourth Edition. 2000.

Dublin: Wolfhound Press,. 295pp. An important collection of 16 essays on the poetry of Heaney. Includes new essays on recent collections. Aimed at A level or under-graduate support it will still be of interest to professional scholars. Contributors include poets Anne Stevenson and Douglas Dunn as well as Barbara Hardy, Philip Hobsbawn and others. Minimal wear. Very clean and bright. Near fine copy. . Paperback. Fourth Edition. 2000.

London: Macmillan,. Hardback. 592pp. Black and white frontis. Green cloth with gilt titles to spine. A little bumped to spine ends and hint of rubbing to points. Very good copy. . Hardcover. Reprint. 1961.

London: Chatto & Windus,. Hardback. 486pp. First volume of Michael Holroyd's acclaimed biography of the Irish playwright and political thinker, George Bernard Shaw. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. Smart blue boards wilt gilt facsimile signature to front and green lable with gilt titles to spine. Dust wrapper is lightly rubbed. Near fine copy in very good dust wrapper. . Hardcover. 1988.

Kansas: University of Kansas,. Paperback. 104pp. University of Kansas Humanistic Studies No.39. Detailed assessment of Yeats' work with a strong focus on the development of key traits such as his use of his Irish background. Card covers are dulled and rubbed. Good, sound copy. . Paperback. First edition. 1968.

London: Edward Arnold,. Hardback. 196pp. Blue boards with silver titles to spine. Slightly sunned to edges. Dust wrapper has some small tears and small chips to edges. Very good copy in Chipped and Torn dw. . Hardcover. 1965.

London: Longman,. Paperback. 193pp. Black and white frontis. and a large number of other plates. Part One: Historical & Literary Background; Part Two: Critical Survey; Part Three: Reference Section including a Gazetteer, Yeats' symbols, Gaelic place names etc. Also includes family trees and chronology. A through guide to the personal, social, economic, historical, religious and geographical background to Yeats' life, world and the contemporary literary and artistic market. Some highlighting to first section of the book. Rubbed to edges. Good, sound copy. . Paperback. Reprint. 1983.

London: Harvester Wheatsheaf,. Paperback. 226pp. Deals with both cultural and aesthetic differences and the différance of deconstruction. Inscribed by the author to a fellow academic. Hint of rubbing. Very clean and neat. Very good copy. . Paperback. 1994.

Harlow: Longman,. Hardback. 256pp. Blue boards with gilt titles to spine. Hint of sunning to very edges of boards. Dust wrapper is a little rubbed to spine ends. Very good copy in very good dw. . Hardcover. 1967.