A View of Afterlife in W. B. Yeats’s Later Poetry
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Death and afterlife of man have intrigued mankind for thousands of years. Yeats tries to answer these questions in his writings. Yeats successfully conveys his beliefs on the principles and details of afterlife in relation to the idea in A Vision and reflects them in his later poetry. The purpose of this study is to research the theme of afterlife in Yeats’s later poetry. Yeats elaborates the four principles of the soul — the Husk, the Passionate Body, the Spirit, and the Celestial Body. Yeats’s insatiable thirst for life, the desire, has expressed his belief in reincarnation and the survival of the soul after death in much of his later poetry.
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Death and afterlife of man have intrigued mankind for thousands of years. Yeats tries to answer these questions in his writings. Yeats successfully conveys his beliefs on the principles and details of afterlife in relation to the idea in A Vision and reflects them in his later poetry. The purpose of this study is to research the theme of afterlife in Yeats’s later poetry. Yeats elaborates the four principles of the soul — the Husk, the Passionate Body, the Spirit, and the Celestial Body. Yeats’s insatiable thirst for life, the desire, has expressed his belief in reincarnation and the survival of the soul after death in much of his later poetry.
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