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Table of Contents
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| Jody Allen Randolph, Text and Context: Paula Meehan |
5-16 |
| Eavan Boland, Unfinished Business: The Communal Art of Paula Meehan |
17-24 |
| Brendan Kennelly, It takes trees in summer, |
25-26 |
| Mary OMalley, City Centre |
27-33 |
| Luz Mar González-Arias, In Dublins Fair City: Citified Embodiments in Paula Meehans Urban Landscapes |
34-49 |
| Andrew Auge, The Apparitions of Our Lady of the Facts of Life: Paula Meehan and the Visionary Quotidian |
50-64 |
| Thomas McCarthy, None of us well fixed: Empathy and its Aesthetic Power in Paula Meehans Poetry |
65-74 |
| Katarzyna Poloczek, Sharing Our Differences: Individuality and Community in the Early Work of Paula Meehan |
75-89 |
| Kim McMullen, Snatch a song from a strangers mouth: The Stage Plays and Radio Dramas of Paula Meehan |
90-113 |
| Michaela Schrage-Früh Transforming that Past: The Healing Power of Dreams in Paula Meehans Poetry |
114-26 |
Lucy Collins, A Way of Going Back: Memory and Estrangement in the Poetry of Paula Meehan
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127-39 |
| Ciaran Carson, Painting Rain - for Paula Meehan |
140-41 |
| Anne Mulhall, Memory, Poetry, and Recovery: Paula Meehans Transformational Aesthetics |
142-55 |
| Jefferson Holdridge, The Wolf Tree: Culture and Nature in Paula Meehans Dharmakaya and Painting Rain |
156-68 |
| Eileen Denn Jackson, The Lyricism of Abjection in Paula Meehans Drama of Imprisonment |
169-79 |
| Pilar Villar-Argáiz Act Locally, Think Globally: Paula Meehans Local Commitment and Global Consciousness |
180-93 |
| Gary Snyder, Why California Will Never Be Like Tuscany |
194 |
| Kathryn Kirkpatrick, A Murmuration of Starlings in a Rowan Tree: Finding Gary Snyder in Paula Meehans Eco-Political Poetics |
195-207 |
| Paula Meehan, Máirín Nic Eoin - Two Translations |
208-12 |
| Anne Fogarty, Hear Me and Have Pity: Rewriting Elegy in the Poetry of Paula Meehan |
213-25 |
| Eric Falci, Meehans Stanzas and the Irish Lyric After Yeats |
226-38 |
Jody Allen Randolph, The Body Politic: A Conversation with Paula Meehan |
239-71 |
| Jody Allen Randolph, Paula Meehan: A Selected Bibliography |
272-301 |
[Reviews] |
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Theo Dorgan, Painting Silence in the World [review-essay on Eamon Colman] |
318-20 |