Reading Yeats’s and Eliot’s Ultimate Reality
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This study aims to look at the super-reality in Yeats’s and Eliot’s poems. Both poets are not satisfied with the present world. So they create it in their works. Yeats in his work seeks for an ideal world that is completely purified by freeing himself while Eliot seeks for a world in which he could meet God and be purified. Although the way they would like to attain it is different, the whole process of such an attempt has been highly productive, and they could become the leading writers in 20th century English literature.
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This study aims to look at the super-reality in Yeats’s and Eliot’s poems. Both poets are not satisfied with the present world. So they create it in their works. Yeats in his work seeks for an ideal world that is completely purified by freeing himself while Eliot seeks for a world in which he could meet God and be purified. Although the way they would like to attain it is different, the whole process of such an attempt has been highly productive, and they could become the leading writers in 20th century English literature.
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