Machine generated contents note: pt. I Heaney and Death
1. Surviving Death in Heaney's Human Chain / Andrew J. Auge
2. Death and Everyman: Imagining a "Not Unwelcoming Emptiness" / Magdalena Kay
3. Squarings / Helen Vendler
pt. II Heaney's Later Style
4. The Freed Speech of "Equivocal Words": Seamus Heaney's Door into the Light / Michael R. Molino
5. Happening Once for Ever: Heaney's Late Style / Neil Corcoran
6. "The Whole of Me A-Patter": Image, Feeling, and Finding Form in Heaney's Late Work / Meg Tyler
pt. III Translation and Transnational Poetics
7. "Renewed, Transfigured, in Another Pattern": Metaphor and Displacement in Seamus Heaney's Human Chain / Michael Parker
8. The Reluctant Transatlanticist: "Like a Weeping Willow Inclined to the Appetites of Gravity" / Elmer Kennedy-Andrews
9. Crediting Marvels or Taking Responsibility: Vocation and Declarations of Intent by Seamus Heaney after Seeing Things / Bernard O'Donoghue
pt. IV Luminous Things and Gifts
10. Seamus Heaney's Gifts / Henry Hart
11. "Deep Down Things": The Inner Lives of Things in Later Heaney / Richard Rankin Russell
12. "Door into the Light": The Later Poems of Seamus Heaney / Stephen Regan
pt. V Usual and Unusual Spaces
13. "Scatter-Eyed / And Daunted": The "Matrixial Gaze" in Seeing Things / Moynagh Sullivan
14. "Beyond Maps and Atlases": Transfiguration and Immanence in the Later Poems of Seamus Heaney / Daniel Tobin
15. The Poetics of Reverie and Revelation in the Last Poems / Rand Brandes
16. "The Door Stands Open": Liminal Spaces in the Later Heaney / Eugene O'Brien.