Heaney Poems

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Katie McKeown

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Why was it dedicated to Longley? 
Longley and Heaney had seen English poets dedicating poems to each other and wanted to do it themselves
Why was it written?
Heaney wanted to talk about the creative process and how childhood experiences inspired him poetically
What is a Helicon? 
A sacred mountain in greek mythology where the Hippocrene and Aganippe springs are located which are sources of poetic inspiration

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4.1.2. Comparative analysis of poems

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5.1 Approaching Unseen Poems

5.1. Approaching an unseen poem

3.3.1 Skills for Analyzing Unseen Poems

1.5 Research Study: Heaven (1996)

1C.1 Henry VII's Consolidation of Power

1.1.4 Henry VIII's Early Reign

1.1.2 Henry VII's Government

1.1.3 Henry VII's Foreign Policy

1.1.1 Henry VII's Consolidation of Power

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1.5.2 Methodology

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2.2.2 Relations with the Church