“Set upon a Golden Bough and Sing”: W. B. Yeats’s Aesthetics of Sound
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The seemingly conventional form of W. B. Yeats’s poetry usually goes side by side with his practice of sound. This paper demonstrates Yeats’s aesthetics of poetry sound, which becomes closer to speech and ordinary humanity and rebellious against convention,; it explores the relationship of the poetry sounding and its poetic meaning, believing that the former is a response to the latter. It also examines Yeats’s practice of poetry sound[ing] in poetry creation conforming to his poetics of culture, serving his cultural goal of writing Irishness and praising his motherland. Yeats’s method serves as an approach to modernism, as do the poets, such as Walt Whitman, Emily Dickinson, and Robert Frost.
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The seemingly conventional form of W. B. Yeats’s poetry usually goes side by side with his practice of sound. This paper demonstrates Yeats’s aesthetics of poetry sound, which becomes closer to speech and ordinary humanity and rebellious against convention,; it explores the relationship of the poetry sounding and its poetic meaning, believing that the former is a response to the latter. It also examines Yeats’s practice of poetry sound[ing] in poetry creation conforming to his poetics of culture, serving his cultural goal of writing Irishness and praising his motherland. Yeats’s method serves as an approach to modernism, as do the poets, such as Walt Whitman, Emily Dickinson, and Robert Frost.
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