Yeatsian Perspective for World Literature
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The geometrical symbols of A Vision map the downscaling/upscaling history of both individual and civilization. Yeats visualizes history in terms of a moving geometry of gyres in a Cubist-like zigzag composition. Gyres belong to such a cartographic scale through which Yeats tries to map mind and history simultaneously. Gyres always turn back on itself, hit a farthest point of advance or penetration, and then begin a retreat, in a manner reminiscent of the backwards/forwards shuttle. A Vision which is composed of “mathematic structure” of scale (A Vision 5) functions both inside and outside of the mind and the history. The scale of gyres never stops changing and exists in perpetual motion like a vortex. Yeatsian poetics of the gyres is the precursor of the poetics of scaling.
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The geometrical symbols of A Vision map the downscaling/upscaling history of both individual and civilization. Yeats visualizes history in terms of a moving geometry of gyres in a Cubist-like zigzag composition. Gyres belong to such a cartographic scale through which Yeats tries to map mind and history simultaneously. Gyres always turn back on itself, hit a farthest point of advance or penetration, and then begin a retreat, in a manner reminiscent of the backwards/forwards shuttle. A Vision which is composed of “mathematic structure” of scale (A Vision 5) functions both inside and outside of the mind and the history. The scale of gyres never stops changing and exists in perpetual motion like a vortex. Yeatsian poetics of the gyres is the precursor of the poetics of scaling.
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