A Study of the Moon Phases in A Vision
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Yeats’s contrasting gyres are closely related to another important symbol— the circle or the Great Wheel. Yeats’s Great Wheel consists of 28 phases of the moon, each representing a different type of human incarnation. The purpose of this study is to outline a modest map with the important symbol, the moon in A Vision to help understand the Yeats poetry. For this purpose, this article deals with the 28 phases of the moon in A Vision, related to the influence on Yeats’s symbolical system.
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Yeats’s contrasting gyres are closely related to another important symbol— the circle or the Great Wheel. Yeats’s Great Wheel consists of 28 phases of the moon, each representing a different type of human incarnation. The purpose of this study is to outline a modest map with the important symbol, the moon in A Vision to help understand the Yeats poetry. For this purpose, this article deals with the 28 phases of the moon in A Vision, related to the influence on Yeats’s symbolical system.
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