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As a child, according to "Carol Ann Duffy" written by Elizabeth O’Reilly and published by the British Council in 2013, she was born on December 23, 1955 in Glasgow. It is also stated by the Britannica article of the same name that her family and herself moved to Stafford, England at the age of 6 - where she would later start publishing her poetry in magazines at age 14. She would later attend Liverpool University and graduate with a degree in philosophy in 1977.

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As an adult, according to "Carol Ann Duffy," an article published by Britannica, she got her degree in philosophy in 1977 and would later go on to publish numerous books and travel to both read and teach her poetry. It is later stated that she worked as a poetry critic for The Guardian from 1988 to 1989 and worked as an editor for the poetry magazine Ambit.

She would later, according to "Carol Ann Duffy," an article published by the Scottish Poetry Library, would also have public performances and poetry readings that would grow larger in the 21st century.

She would live a very successful life later on, as she later became creative director of the Writing School at Manchester Metropolitan University. She would even become Great Britain's first ever female Poet Laureate in 2009, something that would somewhat concern her when it came to her teenage daughter's thoughts on it.

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The article "Carol Ann Duffy" written by Elizabeth O’Reilly and published by the British Council notes that her works often found a whole ton of critical and commercial success, enjoyed a whole lot by academics and critics. They would later state that some critics state that her works can come off as a bit populist, though this probably helped her works more due to how it's highly relatable to the audience to numerous extents.

It is noted that she makes heavy use of humor with serious insights with social commentary, though some instances like the poem "Shooting Stars" from her book Standing Female Nude can portray a more disturbing and poignant outlook.

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According to "Carol Ann Duffy" written by Elizabeth O’Reilly and published by the British Council in 2013, some major themes that are within Carol Ann Duffy's work include language and the representation of reality; the construction of the self; gender issues; contemporary culture; and many different forms of alienation, oppression and social inequality. Her works are often linked to postmodernism and poststructuralism when it comes to thematic influence.

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According to "Carol Ann Duffy," an article written and published by the Poetry Foundation, Duffy was an individual who had highly feminist beliefs even to her first collection, Standing Female Nude, which seems to deconstruct the already established ideals and standards for women by making use of a Cubist art piece of herself as a means to critique the societal pressures put on women.

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O’Reilly, Elizabeth. “Carol Ann Duffy.” British Council, British Council, 2013, Accessed 11 Sept. 2023. https://literature.britishcouncil.org/writer/carol-ann-

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