W.B. Yeats and T.S. Eliot: A Mutually Ambivalent Relationship
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Both Yeats and Eliot adopted a careful tone in writing about the other’s poetry: fundamentally unsympathetic, but willing to concede grudgingly to the power of the other. While Yeats was more unguardedly critical and negative in his reaction to Eliot’s poetry and what he took it to symptomatize about contemporary culture, the younger man was defensively cagey about his view of Yeats, and wrote two formal essays on him, which were not without deference to the older poet’s writing, though fully aware of all the many ways in which it represented the antithesis to what he aspired to in his own work.
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Both Yeats and Eliot adopted a careful tone in writing about the other’s poetry: fundamentally unsympathetic, but willing to concede grudgingly to the power of the other. While Yeats was more unguardedly critical and negative in his reaction to Eliot’s poetry and what he took it to symptomatize about contemporary culture, the younger man was defensively cagey about his view of Yeats, and wrote two formal essays on him, which were not without deference to the older poet’s writing, though fully aware of all the many ways in which it represented the antithesis to what he aspired to in his own work.
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