Yeats: Last Poems
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Pages: Good
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Among the most celebrated collections of critical thought on one of the twentieth century's greatest poets, Yeats: Last Poems presents a curated selection of essays that illuminate the final, magnificent chapter of W.B. Yeats's literary career. Edited by Jon Stallworthy and published as part of the prestigious Casebook Series under General Editor A.E. Dyson, this volume brings together some of the most incisive critical voices to dissect, debate, and celebrate the poems Yeats produced in the twilight of his life — works that crackle with an old man's fury, spiritual yearning, and visionary intensity. The collection chronicles the full range of scholarly perspectives on poems such as The Second Coming, Sailing to Byzantium, and Lapis Lazuli, works that have long been considered the apotheosis of Yeats's mythological and symbolic imagination. Stallworthy's editorial hand is both discerning and scholarly, assembling a mosaic of critical voices that argue over form, symbol, and legacy with admirable rigour. The Casebook format, long a staple of English literature studies, instructs readers in the art of close reading while situating Yeats's final output within the broader landscape of Modernist poetry. This is an indispensable companion for students and scholars alike, one that leaves the reader with a profound question: how does a poet, standing at the edge of mortality, manage to write with such blazing, defiant life?
Author: Jon Stallworthy
Format: Paperback
Genre: Poetry
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
Among the most celebrated collections of critical thought on one of the twentieth century's greatest poets, Yeats: Last Poems presents a curated selection of essays that illuminate the final, magnificent chapter of W.B. Yeats's literary career. Edited by Jon Stallworthy and published as part of the prestigious Casebook Series under General Editor A.E. Dyson, this volume brings together some of the most incisive critical voices to dissect, debate, and celebrate the poems Yeats produced in the twilight of his life — works that crackle with an old man's fury, spiritual yearning, and visionary intensity. The collection chronicles the full range of scholarly perspectives on poems such as The Second Coming, Sailing to Byzantium, and Lapis Lazuli, works that have long been considered the apotheosis of Yeats's mythological and symbolic imagination. Stallworthy's editorial hand is both discerning and scholarly, assembling a mosaic of critical voices that argue over form, symbol, and legacy with admirable rigour. The Casebook format, long a staple of English literature studies, instructs readers in the art of close reading while situating Yeats's final output within the broader landscape of Modernist poetry. This is an indispensable companion for students and scholars alike, one that leaves the reader with a profound question: how does a poet, standing at the edge of mortality, manage to write with such blazing, defiant life?