The poetry of William Butler Yeats presents unusual problems for the general reader. Yeats drew heavily upon mystical and theosophical systems of a more or less arcane nature. Moreover, he often referred to events in his own life and in the history of modem Ireland which require elucidition
for the non-specialist. A Reader's Guide to William Butler Yeats not only provides the background needed for an understanding of the works but also reveals the structure of images and meanings of the various lyrics.
A Reader's Guide to William Butler Yeats (Reader's Guides)
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Author(s)John Unterecker
PublisherSyracuse University Press
ISBN / ASIN0815603401
ISBN-139780815603405
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Sales Rank1,930,816
CategoryLiterary Criticism
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