- beaten.
Speaking in a
highly original mix of King
James Bible English,
Yeatsian syntax, and
Scheherazadian imagery, [Dunsany]
introduces us to a wonderfully...
- for the 50th
International Yeats Summer School this summer, said Sligo's
Yeatsian heritage was
being "whittled away
piece by piece". "Luckily Ben Bulben...
-
variously branded at
times and was po****rly
known as a
modernist of the
Yeatsian-Poundian-Eliotesque school,
Annadashankar Roy
called him the
truest poet...
- that was
published in The Rose in 1893. The poem is one of many
early Yeatsian lyrical poems which use the
symbol of the rose. The poem
consists of twelve...
- "not ... a
movement from
Yeats to Hardy, but
rather a
surrounding of the
Yeatsian moment (the metaphor)
within a
Hardyesque frame". In Hawkes's view, "Larkin's...
- 2006.0054. JSTOR 27870731. S2CID 161683736. Sato, Yoko (October 2019). "
Yeatsian Heroes and Laughter".
Journal of
Irish Studies. 34: 42–52. JSTOR 26843133...
- history: "The Dark Ages and the 1930s are the
periods of what Powys, in
Yeatsian phrase calls 'appalling transition'." and
there was a
clear possibility...
- The
Bodley Head, 1927), the
style of
which has been
described as "early
Yeatsian romanticism".
Austin Clarke,
while agreeing that the book was too much...
- efficiency" throughout,
along with
allusive political content "from its
Yeatsian opener to a
closer that
invokes both #MeToo and
Hillary '16 if you want...
-
useful historical introduction. Ron
Silliman on
Madeline Gleason's post-
Yeatsian poetics "if you
reach back
prior to the
modernism of
Pound you
would find...
