Buddhism in Yeats and Eliot
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The history of Yeats’s study and practice of Buddhism is disclosed by his biographers. And his poetry shows a deep influence of Buddhism. And Eliot seriously thought of converting himself to Buddhism, while writing The Waste Land. It is natural that his poetry mirrors his interest in Buddhism. This paper surveys in part their interests in Buddhism and shows some obvious Buddhist influences on their poetry.
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The history of Yeats’s study and practice of Buddhism is disclosed by his biographers. And his poetry shows a deep influence of Buddhism. And Eliot seriously thought of converting himself to Buddhism, while writing The Waste Land. It is natural that his poetry mirrors his interest in Buddhism. This paper surveys in part their interests in Buddhism and shows some obvious Buddhist influences on their poetry.
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