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William Butler Yeats (Representative poet of Modern age)

Started by Ranju, October 07, 2010, 12:09:28 AM

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Ranju

Nobel Winner William Butler Yeats (1865-1939) was born in Dublin. He is a bright star in modern literature. He is skilled in drama, poetry, lyric, and prose. He had a great contribution to establish Irish national theater. He was at the center of the literary Movement . According to him, literature should not be confined in a particular age. Literature is the asset of all ages. He was not only a poet of Irish literature but also he was a pioneer of new poetry movement . The work of him as a dramatist belongs to the Irish literary movement and the Abbey Theater. Symbolism has been used in his plays. The plays no doubt present a love for old Irish legends and folk songs, tales of supernatural ism, angels and demons but they lack action and sound characterization . The popularity of his plays depended more upon poetic charm and peculiarity than upon dramatic power. His famous poem is "The Wild Swans at Coole" . In 1920 he published Four plays of Dancer . In his plays he gave a new lease of life to national myths  and legend and poetized primitive human emotion . He was a poet and dramatist , and all his creative work is marked with fine poetic touches . He is considered as a representative poet of modern age. There are some reasons behind it . Firstly, he has used colloquial in his poems. Secondly, syn taxes have been introduced in his poems . Thirdly, he has used newly proneness in his poetry . Fourthly, patriotism has been touched all his poetry. Finally his poetry and plays present a love for old Irish legends and folklore. He was imaginative . He was rebellious against modern scientific argument and thought. He could not tolerate mechanical civilization . He did not pay any heed of debate and argument . He had keen eagerness to mysterious and supernatural life. Even he has added ancient Celtic theory in literature...!

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