Medusa and Crazy Jane
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Modern artists fell in love with Medusa’s double image of sexuality and death not only because for its aesthetic power to simultaneously repel and mesmerize the audience, but also because for its potential power to change the way we see and think. It seems that Crazy Jane also carries the DNA of Medusa in that she reconciles eroticism and violence. In so doing, Crazy Jane, like Medusa, becomes a symbol of revolutionary changes for the newly established Irish Free State which has moved to a direction Yeats opposes.
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Modern artists fell in love with Medusa’s double image of sexuality and death not only because for its aesthetic power to simultaneously repel and mesmerize the audience, but also because for its potential power to change the way we see and think. It seems that Crazy Jane also carries the DNA of Medusa in that she reconciles eroticism and violence. In so doing, Crazy Jane, like Medusa, becomes a symbol of revolutionary changes for the newly established Irish Free State which has moved to a direction Yeats opposes.
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