W. B. Yeats and Folk Culture
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Folk culture is of great significance to Yeats. He collected tales, folklores, and ballads in County Sligo and County Galway and published volumes of folk tales. A hybrid of primitive folk culture and original work, Yeats’s collection reveals that he is not an inauthentic folklorist but imaginative writer who grows into a national poet, and we could attribute its cause and origin to the occultism. The folk tradition he endeavors to revive becomes an indispensable part of his poetry and poetics, with which he creates an esoteric and universal literature for both the elite Anglo-Irish and the Catholic peasants; and with which he reconciles the religious and political conflicts and achieves the Unity of Culture.
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Folk culture is of great significance to Yeats. He collected tales, folklores, and ballads in County Sligo and County Galway and published volumes of folk tales. A hybrid of primitive folk culture and original work, Yeats’s collection reveals that he is not an inauthentic folklorist but imaginative writer who grows into a national poet, and we could attribute its cause and origin to the occultism. The folk tradition he endeavors to revive becomes an indispensable part of his poetry and poetics, with which he creates an esoteric and universal literature for both the elite Anglo-Irish and the Catholic peasants; and with which he reconciles the religious and political conflicts and achieves the Unity of Culture.
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