Complete Poems
- 800pages
- 28 heures de lecture
This is the first volume of a two-volume edition of the work of the Scottish poet, Hugh MacDiarmid. It is a revised edition with several newly-discovered poems and various corrections.
Hugh MacDiarmid Ordre des livres
Hugh MacDiarmid, né Christopher Murray Grieve, fut une figure clé dans la formation du modernisme écossais et une force motrice derrière la Renaissance écossaise du XXe siècle. Son œuvre a allié de manière unique l'innovation moderniste à un profond engagement envers l'identité et la langue écossaises. Écrivant à la fois en anglais et en gaélique littéraire (Lallans), MacDiarmid a exploré le paysage culturel et artistique distinct de l'Écosse, laissant une marque significative dans sa tradition littéraire. Sa voix distinctive offre une perspective convaincante sur l'identité nationale dans un cadre moderniste.
- 2017
- 1983
MacDiarmid claimed that the six poems and six prose studies in this collection contained the main ideas of all his subsequent work. This edition, with a new introduction by Alan Bold, was issued to mark the sixtieth anniversary of the first publication of Annals of the Five Senses.
- 1978
Complete Poems 1
- 768pages
- 27 heures de lecture
- 1974
- 1972
Many literary critics agree that, with William Dunbar and Robert Burns, Hugh MacDiarmid is one of the three greatest Scottish poets. This volume, issued to mark MacDiarmid's eightieth birthday, constitutes the most representative selection of his work so far published. It begins with Sangschaw, first published in 1925, and ends with Akros No. 3, which first appeared in 1966. The anthology as a whole fully illustrates the scope of Scotland's greatest writer of the 20th Century and is a fitting tribute to Hugh MacDiarmid and his work.
