“I pity the man who is content to stay always in the place where his mother dropped him; that is, unless his thoughts wander.”
“I pity the man who is content to stay always in the place where his mother dropped him; that is, unless his thoughts wander.”
15 July 1879–6 June 1944
In the pantheon of Irish literary figures who shaped the cultural renaissance of the early twentieth century, Joseph Campbell occupies a unique position as both a guardian of ancient Gaelic traditions and a modernizing force in Irish poetry. Born on July 15, 1879, in Belfast, and dying on June 6, 1944, Campbell lived…
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