Yeats's Vision and the Later Plays

Exploring the intersection of poetry and drama, this work delves into the thematic and philosophical underpinnings of W.B. Yeats's later plays. It analyzes how Yeats's vision, influenced by his philosophical beliefs and personal experiences, shapes the characters and narratives within his theatrical works. The book offers insights into Yeats's artistic evolution, showcasing the significance of his unique perspective on art, life, and the human experience.