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A Critical Edition of Yeats' ''A Vision'' by William Butler Yeats, George M. Harper, Walter K. Hood

A Critical Edition of Yeats' ''A Vision'' William Butler Yeats, George M. Harper, Walter K. Hood ebook
Format: pdf
Page: 186
ISBN: 0333212991, 9780333212998
Publisher: MacMillan Press Ltd

Volume 4 of Yeats's 'Vision' Papers presents four documents that represent Yeats's earliest attempts to craft A Vision from the Automatic Script he and his wife George generated beginning in 1917. Aquí Yeats cita una versión de una estrofa de su poema “The Double Vision of Michael Robartes.” [33] Yeats, The Poems, p. Gerrards Cross: Colin Smythe, 1979. Yeats (editor with R.J.Finneran and W.M. Murphy), A Critical Edition of Yeats's A Vision (1925) (editor with W.K. [32] Yeats, Critical Edition of Yeats's A Vision, p. Vendler, Yeats's Vision and the Later Plays (1963), and Leonard Nathan, Figures in a Dance: William Butler Yeats' Development as a Tragic Dramatist, 1884-1939 (1965). Reflective of a seasoned experience of life, it is a testimony that invites dialogue, and the dialogue is likely to remain open-ended, as is the critical assessment of the poems in which Yeats's dividedness is most on display. Finders Keepers: Selected Prose 1967-2001. This edition was reprinted in 1978 as A Critical Edition of Yeats's “A Vision,” 1925, edited with introduction and notes by George Mills Harper and Walter Kelly Hood. The Translations and Adaptations of Lady Gregory and her Collaborations with Douglas Hyde and W. Critical Editions of Yeats a Vision. On Yeats as a dramatist, particularly useful are Helen H. Among his previous books are The Neopolitanism of William Blake, Yeats's Golden Dawn, W.B.Yeats and W.T. Horton, Yeats and the Occult (editor), Letters to W.B. Martin Green writes: A two-way critique is set up by the juxtaposition of Eliot's sketches of an incarnational vision and Yeats's oscillations between the perspectives of Soul and Self, each of which varies from poem to poem. Two excellent collections of essays by various critics are James Hall and Martin Steinman, eds., The Permanence of Yeats: Selected Criticism (1950), and John Unterecker, ed., Yeats: A Collection of Critical Essays (1963).