The Study of Gyre Imagery in W. B. Yeats’s Poetry
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This paper is to concentrate on Yeats’s images of the gyre as he uses in some of his poems, “The Gyres,” “Sailing to Byzantium,” “Byzantium,” and “Meru,” one of the reasons being that too many scholars have already discussed the gyre theory from various perspectives. Therefore, my aim in this paper is not to deal with all of those views proffered by them. Instead, I would like to talk about only such ideas as displayed in some of his poems. In so doing, I hope I would be able to help the readers understand the poems better.
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This paper is to concentrate on Yeats’s images of the gyre as he uses in some of his poems, “The Gyres,” “Sailing to Byzantium,” “Byzantium,” and “Meru,” one of the reasons being that too many scholars have already discussed the gyre theory from various perspectives. Therefore, my aim in this paper is not to deal with all of those views proffered by them. Instead, I would like to talk about only such ideas as displayed in some of his poems. In so doing, I hope I would be able to help the readers understand the poems better.
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