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Vincent Thomas Buckley

ヴィンセント・トーマス・バックリー

Vinsento Tōmasu Bakkurī

プロフィール

性別
男性
生誕
1925-07-08 (Romsey, Victoria)
死没
1988-11-12 (Melbourne) 63歳
国籍
Australian
言語
English
宗教
Catholic
居住地歴
Romsey, Victoria → East Melbourne → Melbourne → Ireland

経歴

職業
Poet, Editor, Teacher, Critic
活動期間
1954年〜1988年
所属
University of Melbourne
影響を受けた人物
Matthew Arnold, F. R. Leavis, T. S. Eliot

学歴

University of Melbourne
English
学位: Bachelor's degree
期間: 1946-1950
卒業年: 1950
国: Australia
BA obtained
University of Melbourne
English
学位: Master's degree
期間: 1951-1954
卒業年: 1954
国: Australia
MA obtained
St Catharine's College, Cambridge
期間: 1955-1957
国: United Kingdom
Scholarship to study moral criticism
St Patrick’s College
国: Australia
Boarding school

受賞歴

Christopher Brennan Award
1982
主催: Australian Literature Society
結果: 受賞
ALS Gold Medal
主催: Association for the Study of Australian Literature
結果: 受賞

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

The World’s Flesh

1954年 Poetry

Buckley's first poetry collection.

Personal themes

Golden Builders: and Other Poems

1976年 Poetry

Poetry collection.

Political themesIrish culture

Late Winter Child

1979年 Poetry

Poetry collection.

Personal themes

全著作

  • The World’s Flesh (1954)
  • Essays in Poetry: Mainly Australian (1957)
  • Poetry and Morality (1959)
  • Masters in Israel (1961)
  • Arcady and Other Places (1966)
  • Golden Builders (1976)
  • Maundy Sunlight (1975)
  • Late Winter Child (1979)
  • The Pattern (1979)
  • Selected Poems (1981)
  • Cutting green hay (1983)
  • Memory Ireland (1985)
  • Last Poems (1991)

作風・主題

文体
From personal to political subjectsInterest in Irish politics, culture and historyCatholic intellectual debate
頻出モチーフ
Irish politicsCatholicismCold War intellectual debates

健康

  • Heart disease
    1980年代後半
    Retired in 1987 due to poor health, died of heart attack

評価・遺産

Prominent Australian poet. The Vincent Buckley Poetry Prize was established in his honor.

大衆文化への影響

  • Known as a sports poet

豆知識

  • Served in Royal Australian Air Force during WWII
  • Catholic poet
  • ALS Gold Medal winner