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With the fall of the Iron Curtain, and the return of the awareness that, say, Vienna is farther east than Prague, Heaney and Barańczak’s translation of Treny can stand as a symbol for the reinstatement of the poetry of the East within the European poetic tradition proper, by which I mean that that tradition does not properly exist without the East. (Quinn, 2009: 103)…”
With the fall of the Iron Curtain, and the return of the awareness that, say, Vienna is farther east than Prague, Heaney and Barańczak’s translation of Treny can stand as a symbol for the reinstatement of the poetry of the East within the European poetic tradition proper, by which I mean that that tradition does not properly exist without the East. (Quinn, 2009: 103)…”