Yeats’s Spiritual Transnational Poetics in Book III (“The Soul in Judgment”) of A Vision
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William Butler Yeats's telos in describing the six stages between death and birth in Book III ("The Soul in Judgment") of A Vision is based upon his disciplinary question of how to reach the Unity of Being and the Unity of Culture, or Multi-culture, the question which provides apriori the spiritually universal transnational/transcultural poetics. The spiritual eye of the future anterior "will have been" anticipating the travelling poetry in the context of the transnational poetics.
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William Butler Yeats's telos in describing the six stages between death and birth in Book III ("The Soul in Judgment") of A Vision is based upon his disciplinary question of how to reach the Unity of Being and the Unity of Culture, or Multi-culture, the question which provides apriori the spiritually universal transnational/transcultural poetics. The spiritual eye of the future anterior "will have been" anticipating the travelling poetry in the context of the transnational poetics.
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