Yeats, the Tarot and the Golden Dawn
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TextSeries: (New Yeats Papers: II)Dublin, Ireland The Dolmen Press c1972, 1976Edition: 2d ed., revDescription: 78p.; ill.; bibliog. notesContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0-85105-284-3
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'This paper is a development of a lecture delivered to the Yeats International Summer School at Sligo, on 15 August 1968.'
'Kathleen Raine, herself an internationally distinguished poet and scholar, has a more than academic interest in the mysterious wisdom won by toil which was central in Yeats's life and work....'In her persuasive delineation of the matrix from which a great deal of the Yeatsian symbolism evolved, [Raine] has worked with exemplary thoroughness to reconstruct and make comprehensible much that may, on the surface, seem obscure and contradictory in Yeats's work.''
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