Titlebook: Imagining Ireland in the Poems and Plays of W. B. Yeats; Nation, Class, and S Anthony Bradley Book 2011 Anthony Bradley 2011 Modernism.poem

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Responsibilities ,,poetry in the present without unduly disparaging his earlier work, and indeed suggests that the earlier poetry anticipates the later despite their quite dramatic differences. The “dreams” with which he identifies his earlier poetry suggest that it was private, obsessed with longing and desire, with

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, The Wild Swans at Coole ,, Michael Robartes and the Dancer ,,ward the pastoral retreat of Lady Gregory’s estate in the west of Ireland at Coole Park, Galway, and toward Yeats’s personal life—his romantic relationships and marriage. Although he spent a good deal of time in England during the First World War, and was in London when it was subjected to air raids

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Taking Its Place among the Nations: Ireland and Irish Poetry after Yeats,. The Free State was prominent as a small nation in the League of Nations, and the Republic of Ireland continues to play a similar role, nonaligned with the major powers, in the United Nations; it did not join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), but rather it has played a peacekeeping rol

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