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Poetry in Revolt (1954) implications. After the first four plays he changed from the realistic treatment of Irish slum life to a partly symbolic or stylised treatment of English life, though he returned to Ireland in . and to Dublin in .. It is doubtful whether his work gained by that change. Indeed, many of us who watche

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