Joyce’s Literary Influence on Heaney Based on Their Common Features
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This paper aims to investigate Joyce’s literary heritage down to Heaney, based on their common features. On the whole, Joyce had greater influence on Heaney than any other writers by judging from the following common features: first, Joyce and Heaney, both Catholics, sought to create art free from the net of Catholic jingoism. Meanwhile Joyce and Heaney—unlike Yeats—tried to expose even paralysis and misery of the Irish people in the realistic way to better the Irish life. Moreover, the two writers tried to overcome the sense of lack in language derived from extinction of Gaelic and use English as a native weapon. And last but not least, Joyce’s influence is seen in the fact that Heaney also tried to reinvent Ireland with new conscience as Joyce did. In brief, Heaney inherited Joyce’s modernism characterized by art free from political and religious nets and meliorism.
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This paper aims to investigate Joyce’s literary heritage down to Heaney, based on their common features. On the whole, Joyce had greater influence on Heaney than any other writers by judging from the following common features: first, Joyce and Heaney, both Catholics, sought to create art free from the net of Catholic jingoism. Meanwhile Joyce and Heaney—unlike Yeats—tried to expose even paralysis and misery of the Irish people in the realistic way to better the Irish life. Moreover, the two writers tried to overcome the sense of lack in language derived from extinction of Gaelic and use English as a native weapon. And last but not least, Joyce’s influence is seen in the fact that Heaney also tried to reinvent Ireland with new conscience as Joyce did. In brief, Heaney inherited Joyce’s modernism characterized by art free from political and religious nets and meliorism.
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