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Macmillan Studies in Anglo-Irish Literaturehttp://image.papertrans.cn/w/image/1020012.jpg

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-08246-9bibliography; dance; death; landscape; play; tragedy; William Butler Yeats; British and Irish Literature

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Introduction,of such a landscape and I argue that this landscape and the world system behind it are conceived as tragic. My study explores Yeats’s dance plays, the material which culminates in . and Cuchulain, the hero who dominates Yeats’s world.

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The Landscape of Tragedy: Three Dance Plays,y be argued, Yeats’s hero loses stature, power and, significantly, accessibility to the audience. The new structure of presentation, which appeals to the ‘mind’s eye’ of the audience, may be seen as counterproductive.

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A Tragic Universe: The Framework of ,,tention to ., in which the idea of apocalypse dominates. I argue that this vision, revelation or apocalypse is a tragic one, and my aim in this chapter is to show how Yeats’s system provides a framework or world-picture in which tragedy is inevitable, is an expression of reality itself.

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The Landscape of Tragedy: Three Dance Plays,y be argued, Yeats’s hero loses stature, power and, significantly, accessibility to the audience. The new structure of presentation, which appeals to the ‘mind’s eye’ of the audience, may be seen as counterproductive.

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