The Poetic Self in the Poetry of W. B. Yeats and T. S. Eliot
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This essay looks into the poetic self as realized in Yeats’s and Eliot’s poems. Both poets want to swerve from the present condition/ status. But there is a difference between them: Yeats’s poetic self wants to be liberated from our present being while Eliot’s hopes to confronts God by negating “self.” In general Yeats tends to depend on the descriptions of the natural world while Eliot deals with the abstractive ideas.
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This essay looks into the poetic self as realized in Yeats’s and Eliot’s poems. Both poets want to swerve from the present condition/ status. But there is a difference between them: Yeats’s poetic self wants to be liberated from our present being while Eliot’s hopes to confronts God by negating “self.” In general Yeats tends to depend on the descriptions of the natural world while Eliot deals with the abstractive ideas.
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