Sublimity and the Dramatization of Emotion in Yeats’s Play The Words upon the Window-pane
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The Words upon the Window-pane dramatizes Swift’s passion, fear, and love. Yeats uses effective stage elements and poetic devices to release the intense emotion of Swift and his lovers. Yeats’s literary, theatrical, and poetic devices make the play supremely beautiful and sublime. He borrows some parts from Charles Lawrence’s play, Swift and Stella, and stories from Swift’s biography, and alters them completely, to create an ingenious and highly original play.
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The Words upon the Window-pane dramatizes Swift’s passion, fear, and love. Yeats uses effective stage elements and poetic devices to release the intense emotion of Swift and his lovers. Yeats’s literary, theatrical, and poetic devices make the play supremely beautiful and sublime. He borrows some parts from Charles Lawrence’s play, Swift and Stella, and stories from Swift’s biography, and alters them completely, to create an ingenious and highly original play.
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