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- National Literature for the Irish
In this essay, she looks at how Yeats’s supernatural experiences and stories in Autobiographies relate to his desire for a unified mythology and national literature for the Irish people.
- The Uses of Comedy and Irony in
Autobiographies and Autobiography
In the following essay, Olney compares other ‘‘classic’’ autobiographies with Yeats’s, exploring comic and ironic elements within them.
- The Perpetual Self of Yeats’s
Autobiographies
In the following essay, Johnston examines Yeats’s attempts to define himself and integrate various aspects of his personality in Autobiographies.
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