Titlebook: Editing Yeats’s Poems; A Reconsideration Richard J. Finneran Book 1990 Richard J. Finneran 1990 poem.poetry.William Butler Yeats.British an

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Integration of RF Systems on a Chipt was only for “American collectors”, and who cared about those types anyway? In short, to use the elegant phrasing of the co-champion of the Edition de Luxeites, the . was a “pot-boiler”,. the true Sacred Book being the collaborative edition prepared by Mrs. Yeats and Thomas Mark, . (1949).

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Last Poems,e did not include the three poems which had been retained in .. In January 1940, Macmillan, London, published 2000 copies of ., including the lyrics not only from both . (1938) and . but also from .. An American edition of . was published by Macmillan, New York, on 14 May 1940.

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,Prolegomena: The Myth of “The Definitive Edition”,all see that for Yeats’s poems a truly “Definitive Edition” — in the common sense of the term — will always remain elusive. At the same time, the present volume will argue that the revised edition of . is an improvement upon the earlier texts and thus an appropriate gesture towards that archetypal, hence mythical, “Definitive Edition”.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-3620-8ere sometimes compromised and where, sadly, Yeats’s own judgement was at times deliberately disregarded. In this chapter I shall describe that process in general terms and illustrate it principally by its effect on the ., reserving comment on its consequences for the later collections until we take up those volumes in turn.

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Book 1990itor of Yeats‘s poetry and explains the solutions adopted in the new text. Manuscript materials are drawn on extensively, including some which have recently come to light in the Scribner Archives at the University of Texas and at Princeton University. Compared with the first edition of this volume (

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-0538-9reprinting of “Mourn — And Then Onward!” in the . for 20 May 1893. And despite the half-hearted arguments that have been advanced, there is little possibility that Yeats was responsible for the republication of “How Ferencz Renyi Kept Silent” in the . for 24 December 1904.

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