Localization as a Modifier of Globalization: Seamus Heaney and the Dispossessed Repossessed
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Japanese example of global capitalism and its failure suggests the importance of localism as a modifier of globalism, redressing power to recover what has been suppressed. Diversity and equality represent the essence of the legacy of post-colonial culture, handed over to the mature democratic culture. Nationalism in the 19th century was competitive. However, contemporary national localism has a trend of a defensive and redressive position against the predominance of international uniformity. Nobel Prize poet Seamus Heaney, in an essay ‘The Poems of the Dispossessed Repossessed’ in The Government of the Tongue, tracing the sense of the birth-place tradition in Hardy, Yeats, and Heaney himself, talked in the series of lectures in The Redress of Poetry. Heaney spoke of the chance of redress of what or who has been neglected or discriminated against in society. In this context, my paper is a report on the importance of globalism to acquire the power to modify itself to realize the human aspect of democracy, diversity, and equality of each constituent member of the social structure. Heaney’s stress of the word is what he learned from Yeats.
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Japanese example of global capitalism and its failure suggests the importance of localism as a modifier of globalism, redressing power to recover what has been suppressed. Diversity and equality represent the essence of the legacy of post-colonial culture, handed over to the mature democratic culture. Nationalism in the 19th century was competitive. However, contemporary national localism has a trend of a defensive and redressive position against the predominance of international uniformity. Nobel Prize poet Seamus Heaney, in an essay ‘The Poems of the Dispossessed Repossessed’ in The Government of the Tongue, tracing the sense of the birth-place tradition in Hardy, Yeats, and Heaney himself, talked in the series of lectures in The Redress of Poetry. Heaney spoke of the chance of redress of what or who has been neglected or discriminated against in society. In this context, my paper is a report on the importance of globalism to acquire the power to modify itself to realize the human aspect of democracy, diversity, and equality of each constituent member of the social structure. Heaney’s stress of the word is what he learned from Yeats.
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