The Transnational Poetics of Modern Writers in the World of William Butler Yeats: Yeats, Lady Gregory, Pound, and Eliot
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This paper studies the transnational poetics of Modernism of W. B. Yeats along with Lady Gregory, Ezra Pound, and T. S. Eliot. Of these, Lady Gregory and Ezra Pound have interacted with Yeats closely. It is evident that Lady Gregory has had a great influence on Yeats beginning to write plays. But Yeats is to soon be a playwright that could stand alone. In the case of Pound, Yeats had been a great influence on the early Pound, but when Pound and Yeats worked together at the stone cottage, Pound helps Yeats overcome Romantic poetics and become a leading Modeernist in English poetry. First, I will try to place Yeats in the context of his background, familial and social as well, and in the context of the Modernist art and literary movements that have been going on in and outside England, Ireland, and France. In tracing Yeats’s development as writer my vision will be focused and telescoped as well, to form a bigger yet clearer picture of his poetic world.
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This paper studies the transnational poetics of Modernism of W. B. Yeats along with Lady Gregory, Ezra Pound, and T. S. Eliot. Of these, Lady Gregory and Ezra Pound have interacted with Yeats closely. It is evident that Lady Gregory has had a great influence on Yeats beginning to write plays. But Yeats is to soon be a playwright that could stand alone. In the case of Pound, Yeats had been a great influence on the early Pound, but when Pound and Yeats worked together at the stone cottage, Pound helps Yeats overcome Romantic poetics and become a leading Modeernist in English poetry. First, I will try to place Yeats in the context of his background, familial and social as well, and in the context of the Modernist art and literary movements that have been going on in and outside England, Ireland, and France. In tracing Yeats’s development as writer my vision will be focused and telescoped as well, to form a bigger yet clearer picture of his poetic world.
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