Yeats and theosophy

Monteith, Ken

Yeats and theosophy [Texte imprimé] / Ken Monteith - New York ; London : Routledge, cop. 2008 - 1 vol. (VII-244 p.) ; 24 cm - Studies in major literary authors . - Studies in major literary authors (Routledge, New York) .

Bibliogr. p. 237-241

Introduction: A "philosophy-- logical and boundless" : the esoteric life and thought of W.B. Yeats -- Setting "a boy's turbulent days" to rest : mastering passionate youth through an occult pastoral -- Yeats's hermetic nationalism : from Mosada to Cathleen ni Houlihan -- Rewording madness and testing a philosophy : the Ellis-Yeats Works of William Blake -- Strategic celticism : folklore, theosophy, and identity -- Conclusion: Yeats's biography and Blavatsky : the poet and the pythoness

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Theosophy in literature

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