Yeats on Dualism and Poetic Form: The Three Case Studies
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This article aims to close read “Crazy Jane Talks with the Bishop,” “An Irish Airman Foresees His Death,” and “The Man and the Echo,” demonstrating how Yeats deals with the various forms of dualism, one between the soul and the body, life and death, and the spiritual and the bodily existence as the culmination of the previous two. It argues that these poems, as the literary expression of Yeats’s dialectical mind, show the three specific patterns of his negotiation with the two antinomical entities: 1) radical monism, 2) stoic equilibrium, and 3) the skeptical reaffirmation of unity. To this end, the article will pay attention to Yeats’s formal manipulation of various poetic elements, such as line, syntax, rhythm, rhyme, and diction. This thorough formal analysis will illuminate the process that the internal dynamic of these elements embodies the poet’s solutions described above.
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This article aims to close read “Crazy Jane Talks with the Bishop,” “An Irish Airman Foresees His Death,” and “The Man and the Echo,” demonstrating how Yeats deals with the various forms of dualism, one between the soul and the body, life and death, and the spiritual and the bodily existence as the culmination of the previous two. It argues that these poems, as the literary expression of Yeats’s dialectical mind, show the three specific patterns of his negotiation with the two antinomical entities: 1) radical monism, 2) stoic equilibrium, and 3) the skeptical reaffirmation of unity. To this end, the article will pay attention to Yeats’s formal manipulation of various poetic elements, such as line, syntax, rhythm, rhyme, and diction. This thorough formal analysis will illuminate the process that the internal dynamic of these elements embodies the poet’s solutions described above.
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