Yeats and the World Soul: Yeats Reading Blake, Shelley, Honore de Balzac
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Yeats reads Romantic poets such as Blake, Shelley and Honore de Balzac for his poetic aspiration and to formulate his concepts of World Soul and of his occultism. Yeats invents Blake’s image as a Kabbalist and magician, inspired partly by his belief that his esoteric approach to Blake’s prophetic works is to aid in their elucidation, with his interest in the mysticism to understand Blake’s prophetic books. Yeats claims that Shelley could be gainfully employed to demonstrate the literary potential of the World Soul. Besides, he also admits that Balzac establishes the human will as a force that is vital and invisible, though tangible, which is the most relevant to his World Soul belief.
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Yeats reads Romantic poets such as Blake, Shelley and Honore de Balzac for his poetic aspiration and to formulate his concepts of World Soul and of his occultism. Yeats invents Blake’s image as a Kabbalist and magician, inspired partly by his belief that his esoteric approach to Blake’s prophetic works is to aid in their elucidation, with his interest in the mysticism to understand Blake’s prophetic books. Yeats claims that Shelley could be gainfully employed to demonstrate the literary potential of the World Soul. Besides, he also admits that Balzac establishes the human will as a force that is vital and invisible, though tangible, which is the most relevant to his World Soul belief.
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