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The Whole Matter
註釋This is the first comprehensive study of the works of one of Ireland's most significant contemporary poets. Thomas Kinsella, who first became well known in Ireland in the 1950s, now ranks among the most important of his generation of Irish poets. Although he is considered by many to be the most serious and the most experimental of the contemporary Irish poets, his work has received little critical attention. Thomas Jackson rectifies this with his thorough and highly accessible discussion of this fine poet's work, from his lyrical, formally structured early pieces (including Another September and Downstream) to his later work, dense, difficult, brooding (Nightwalker and Peppercanister Poems).