Poem

Resilience

Title	Resilience
Author	Sarah Clancy

Instances of Publication

A published appearance of this poem.

Collection/Anthology	Year of Publication	Medium	View Details
Thanks for Nothing, Hippies	2012	Print Collection	View Details

Publication Instance Details #3313

Collection/Anthology Details

Collection/Anthology	Thanks for Nothing, Hippies
Date of Publication	2012
Publisher	Salmon Poetry (Ireland)
Page Number(s)	66-7

Publication Overview

Translation	Is Multilingual	Explicit Irish Context?	Ekphrasis	Has Paratext?	Reference to News, Media or Technology
No	No	Yes	No	No	No

Details

Human Rights Issues	War Displacement/Forced Migration Gender-based violence Genocide Indigenous Rights (incl. culture & language) Poverty/Deprivation/Lack of Sustenance Racism/anti-Semitism/Sectarianism Forced Labour (incl. slavery & child labour) Terrorism/War on Terror Torture HR & Colonisation/Colonial Legacies
War / Genocide Referenced	War: War in Afghanistan War: Iraq War and Insurgency
Irish Context	The Troubles/Sectarian Tensions (Ireland) HR-related International Involvement (Ireland)
Languages	English
Genre	Long (narrative) Poem
Medium	Print Collection
Notes	The poem opens up questions regarding rape, child abuse, and the Catholic Church in Ireland to expand the debate on human rights and the Truth and Reconciliation by referring to a list of histories of violence. References to Palestine, Afghanistan, Congo, Liberia, Iraq, Tibet, and Sudan juxtaposed to Ireland and Bosnia-Herzegovina.

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