The Literary Theory Handbook provides the ideal starting point to the subject for students, offering clarity on the history, scope and application of literary theory, and providing four distinct entryways into this vast and varied discourse.
Focusing on Yeats's ability to intertwine the Irish past with his artistic vision, this book provides fresh insights into his revivalist and modernist approaches. Through detailed analysis and contextual exploration, it highlights his significant contributions and innovations across various genres, including poetry, drama, essays, autobiography, and occult philosophy, revealing the complexities of his creative legacy.