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We are then, in a second section, taken back to the days of punk, skinheads, the Falklands War, and the poet’s struggles to practically and intellectually escape from his upbringing in the Salvation Army. A third section, expanding the concept of covenant out into the foundation of the modern American imaginary, a purposefully allusive poetry guides this book’s readers through the numerous self-betrayals of the contemporary United States of America (the last nation to be founded upon the idea of a special covenant with God) back towards the call of a wounded nature, and the still discernible imperatives of community, friendship, and love.
Graham Allen is a Professor in English in UCC. He is the author of numerous books including Harold Bloom: A Poetics of Conflict (Harvester 1994), Intertextuality (Routledge 2000. 3rd Ed....
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