Poem

Dobrón

Title	Dobrón
Author	Bernadette Nic an tSaoir / McIntyre

Instances of Publication

A published appearance of this poem.

Collection/Anthology	Year of Publication	Medium	View Details
No Surrender/Nerenuntare/ Bás nó Bua	2014	Print Collection	View Details

Publication Instance Details #3361

Collection/Anthology Details

Collection/Anthology	No Surrender/Nerenuntare/ Bás nó Bua
Date of Publication	2014
Publisher	Editura Ratio et Revelatio (Romania)
Page Number(s)	150-51

Publication Overview

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

Details

Human Rights Issues	HR Activism/Humanitarian Work War Torture
Irish Context	HR-related International Involvement (Ireland)
Languages	Irish
Original Language	English
Original Poem	Sadness
Original Author	Helen Soraghan Dwyer
Genre	Short Lyric
Medium	Print Collection
Paratext Text	Do Sharon Commins agus Hilda Kawuki a chaith 107 lá i ngéibheann sa tSúdáin.
Notes	The paratext of this poem indicates the historical context: an international hostage crisis that involved humanitarian workers -Sharon Commins (Dublin, Ireland) and Hilda Kawuki (Uganda). This took place July - October 2009. This poem, written in the second person plural, addresses both women and gives a brief account of their experiences while in captivity, including mock executions. The reference to 'teenage boys/ with war-crazed eyes' indicates the wider context of the kidnapping - war in Darfur (2003-2020).

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