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    The document is a list of 16 topics related to Celtic cultural landmarks, literature, and mythology. Some of the topics discussed include the Celtic pantheon, heroes and motifs in early Irish tales, the Tain Bo Cualgne story, how Celtic mythology influenced W.B. Yeats' work, and representations of the hero Cuchulain in different works. Other sections analyze feminine lyrics in the Irish tradition, different perspectives on the Aengus and mermaid myths, and how Celtic connections are seen in the Finn and Arthurian cycles of tales. The list concludes with topics on Celtic influences in James Joyce's work and Seamus Heaney's poetry as well as in the films "Into the West" and "

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    The document is a list of 16 topics related to Celtic cultural landmarks, literature, and mythology. Some of the topics discussed include the Celtic pantheon, heroes and motifs in early Irish tales, the Tain Bo Cualgne story, how Celtic mythology influenced W.B. Yeats' work, and representations of the hero Cuchulain in different works. Other sections analyze feminine lyrics in the Irish tradition, different perspectives on the Aengus and mermaid myths, and how Celtic connections are seen in the Finn and Arthurian cycles of tales. The list concludes with topics on Celtic influences in James Joyce's work and Seamus Heaney's poetry as well as in the films "Into the West" and "

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    The document is a list of 16 topics related to Celtic cultural landmarks, literature, and mythology. Some of the topics discussed include the Celtic pantheon, heroes and motifs in early Irish tales, the Tain Bo Cualgne story, how Celtic mythology influenced W.B. Yeats' work, and representations of the hero Cuchulain in different works. Other sections analyze feminine lyrics in the Irish tradition, different perspectives on the Aengus and mermaid myths, and how Celtic connections are seen in the Finn and Arthurian cycles of tales. The list concludes with topics on Celtic influences in James Joyce's work and Seamus Heaney's poetry as well as in the films "Into the West" and "

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    Cultural Landmarks of the Celtic World (8 p.) 1. The Celtic Pantheon in its Indo-European Context (8 p.

    )
    2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

    Heroes, Themes and Motifs of Early Irish Tales (9 p.) Tain Bo Cualgne and the Celtic Framework (9 p.) Myth and Folk Elements in W.B.Yeatss Work (9 p.)

    Textualising the Sidhe: W.B. Yeatss The Stolen Child vs. Nuala NiDhumnaills Swept Away (10 p) The Game of Yeatsian Opposites in On Bailes Strand (10 p.) Constructing and De-constructing Mythic Heroism: representations of Cuchulain in Tain Bo Cualgne , W. B. Yeatss "Cuchulain plays" and Nuala NiDhumnaills Chuchulain I (10 p.) 8.
    9.

    Feminine Lyrics: Revisiting the Irish Literary Tradition (9 p.)

    The Dreamers Mermaid or the Mermaids Dream? (The Song of the Wandering Aengus vs. The Woman Turns Herself Into a Fish) (10 p.)
    10.

    Celtic Connections: from the Finn to the Arthurian cycle of tales

    (8 p.) Irish Heroes in Joycean Metamorphosis: Fion MacCumhail, Tim Finnegan and Finnegans Wake (9 p.)
    11. 12.

    "Mad King Sweeney" and the "Buile" Motif in Irish Literature (9

    p.) At-Swim-Two-Birds and Sweeney Astray: Two Versions of Buile Sweeney (10 p.)
    13. 14. 15. 16.

    "The Matter of Ireland" and Heaneys Ars Poetica: Punishment vs. Exposure (10 p.) Celtic myth and motifs in "Into the West" (10 p.) Celtic myth and motifs in "The Secret of Kells"(10 p.)

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