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| 27. Stephen Wilmer (Samuel Beckett
Centre, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland)
Finding a Post-colonial Voice for Antigone: Seamus Heaney's
Burial at Thebes
In his programme note for the recent
production at the Abbey Theatre of Burial at Thebes, Seamus
Heaney identifies two imperialist targets for his version of Antigone:
Britain and the United States. In my paper I will discuss the postcolonial
discourse implicit (and at times explicit) in his translation and
also in the production directed by the Québecoise Lorraine
Pintal.
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