Beschreibung
This is the first collection of essays to address the coming subject in studies of the Irish Literary Revival and the Modernist Movement - Yeats's poetic, theatrical and occult collaborations. His creative dealings with such figures as Dolmetsch, Florence Farr, Lady Gregory, George Yeats, and Frank O'Connor, set his individual genius into the creative community which he himself built. With research materials, shorter notes, and reviews of 20 books, exhibitions and performances, and 10 plates including unknown images of Yeats, Anne Yeats, Mrs Patrick Campbell and others.
Autorenporträt
CHRISTOPHER BLAKE Reference and Instruction Librarian, Lees-McRae College in Banner Elk RICHARD ALLEN CAVE Professor of Drama and Theatre Arts, Royal Holloway, University of London MATTHEW GIBSON Assistant Professor of English, American University of Bulgaria JASON HARDING Assistant Director, Department of Foreign Languages and Literature, Feng Chia University, Taiwan MARGARET MILLS HARPER Professor of English, Georgia State University JOHN HARWOOD Emeritus Reader in English Literature, Flinders University of South Australia JANIS HASWELL Associate Professor of English in the College of Arts and Humanities, Texas A&M University at Corpus Christi CLARE HUTTON Arts and Humanities Research Board Post-Doctoral Fellow, Institute of English Studies, University of London A.NORMAN JEFFARES Honorary Life President of IASAIL K.P.S.JOCHUM Emeritus Professor of English, Universitat Bamberg, Germany COLIN McDOWELL Public Servant in the Australian Bureau of Statistics LAURA O'CONNOR Associate Professor of English, University of California, Irvine JAMES PETHICA Teaches at Williams College, Massachusetts ANN SADDLEMYER Emeritus Professor of English and Drama, University of Toronto RONALD SCHUCHARD Goodrich C.White Professor of English, Emory University DEIDRE TOOMEY Editor of Yeats and Women: Yeats Annual No 9
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