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'From our study in the "Clearances" collection, what is revealed about Seamus Heaney and his relationship with his mother, and his thoughts and feelings about other members of his family'
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Consider Heaney’s presentation of relationships in Act of Union and one other poem
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Describe the qualities in the young Beowulf and later in Wiglaf, that make them stand out as warrior heroes
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Explore how Heaney writes about suffering in ‘Bye-Child’ and in one other poem of your choice.
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"Violence is never far from the surface." Discuss with reference to three of Heaney's poems.
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"Wintering Out" and "Bye-Child" by Heaney.
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A Comparison
Between ‘Requiem For The croppies’ And ‘The Tollund Man’, both by Seamus Heaney
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About the poet Seamus Heaney.
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An Introduction to The Great Famine
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Analyse how Seamus Heaney uses language to convey his childhood experiences to the reader in his poems
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Analysis Of Bog Queen
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Belfast Confetti - Ciaran Carson
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Blackberry Picking vs. Ancient Photograph.
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Blackberry-Picking
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Book Review: Angela’s Ashes by Frank McCourt
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Casualty, Limbo, Graubelle Man, Tollund Man, Mid-Term Break and Funeral Rites offer us varying representations, interpretations of and attitudes towards death.Compare Heaney’s poetic treatment of this theme across the poems.
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Comment on Heaney's treatment of the theme of conflictand explore how it is used in the four collections - Explain whether his use of poetic devices varies according to his useof the theme.
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Comparative Poetry Essay - "The Thought Fox" and "Digging"
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Compare and contrast the treatment of emigration and rural life in “The Country Boy” by John Murphy and “Philadelphia, Here I Come” by Brian Freill.
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Compare and contrast two of Seamus Heaney's sonnets, 'The Forge' and 'Strange Fruit'.
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Compare and contrast ‘Death of a naturalist’ and ‘Catrin’
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Consider some of the ways in which Heaney explores the continuity between past and present in his poetry.
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Cross Genre Comparison - 'Blackberries' by Leslie Norris and 'Blackberry Picking' by Seamus Heaney.
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Death of a Naturalist
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Death of a Naturalist - Heaney
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