The Upanishads and the Insistence of Knowledge and Experience in the Poetry of W. B. Yeats
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The Upanishads are the foundational texts of the philosophic discourses which have exercised a great influence in shaping the content of thought in the Western philosophical and aesthetical traditions. W. B. Yeats is a poet—an Irish, English, and European poet—who comprehensively endorses the philosophy of Upanishads; he is able to understand that the world is a phantasmagoria and that it dances on the fabric of Divine and the Universe as it is grounded in the nature of absolute. Endorsement of such a point of view, at once, prompts W. B. Yeats to have an urge to move out of the multiplicities of the world of appearance so much that it would become possible for him to gather ‘in the artifice of eternity.’
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The Upanishads are the foundational texts of the philosophic discourses which have exercised a great influence in shaping the content of thought in the Western philosophical and aesthetical traditions. W. B. Yeats is a poet—an Irish, English, and European poet—who comprehensively endorses the philosophy of Upanishads; he is able to understand that the world is a phantasmagoria and that it dances on the fabric of Divine and the Universe as it is grounded in the nature of absolute. Endorsement of such a point of view, at once, prompts W. B. Yeats to have an urge to move out of the multiplicities of the world of appearance so much that it would become possible for him to gather ‘in the artifice of eternity.’
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