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Regionalism, globalization and Seamus Heaney’s Latin lift-off

This article examines Seamus Heaney’s use of Latin in his poetry, and its connections with larger thematics of world literature. It argues that the work of his last two decades can no longer be characterized by a postcolonial framework, but rather sidesteps issues of empire to explore the ways in which the local circulates in globalized culture.