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Publication Name
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
Special Attributes
EX-LIBRARY
Original Language
English
ISBN
9780198126843

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Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0198126840
ISBN-13
9780198126843
eBay Product ID (ePID)
2342371

Product Key Features

Book Title
Collected Letters of W. B. Yeats : Volume IV: 1905-1907
Number of Pages
1192 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Letters, European / English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh
Publication Year
2006
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Literary Criticism, Literary Collections
Author
Ronald Schuchard
Book Series
Yeats Collected Letters Ser.
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
1.9 in
Item Weight
49 Oz
Item Length
9.6 in
Item Width
6.5 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
LCCN
86-175007
TitleLeading
The
Dewey Edition
19
Reviews
Praise for other volumes in the series: "This is one of the great works of literary scholarship of our time."--London Review of Books "If there were a prize for fine editing it should go to Messrs. Kelly and Schuchard for an impeccable piece of work."--The Spectator "The editors are simultaneously scholarly, tactful, and blessedly witty. Yeats could not be better served."--The Independent, Praise for other volumes in the series: "This is one of the great works of literary scholarship of our time."--London Review of Books"If there were a prize for fine editing it should go to Messrs. Kelly and Schuchard for an impeccable piece of work."--The Spectator"The editors are simultaneously scholarly, tactful, and blessedly witty. Yeats could not be better served."--The Independent, 'What gives this edition distinctive character is the annotation. The footnotes are comprehensive but not intrusive, meticulous but not pedantic. Above all thay are entertaining, often redeeming a lack lustre letter with a sparkle of wit or an amusing anecdote. Drawing on surely unparralledknowledge of the literary milieu of late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century Ireland, they enrich considerably our grasp of the culture of this period.'Review of English Sudies, 'engrossing text ... an exhilarating achievement on the part of the editors, as well as their subject'Independent on Sunday, 'the editors are simultaneously scholarly, tactful and blessedly witty.Yeats could not be better served.''Independent, 'This is an exemplary collection, and one looks forward to the other umpteen, taking us up to Yeats's death in 1939.'Anthony Thwaite, Sunday Telegraph, If there were a prize for fine editing it should go to Messrs. Kelly and Schuchard for an impeccable piece of work., 'John Kelly, general editor of the Letters, probably knows more about this literary period in Ireland than anyone alive, and with the capable assistance of Ronald Schuchard has produced another scholarly masterpiece, deploying his immense erudition with tact and verve in a marvel of intricatecross-referencing and annotation. This is one of the great works of literary scholarship of our time.'London Review of Books, This fourth volume of The Collected Letters shows Yeats in the full throes of professional life and focuses particularly on his engagement with the Irish drama movement. The editors John Kelly and Ronald Schuchard have provided a superb narrative introduction to a volume that includes letters both to and from Yeats and an appendix documenting the tumultuous history of the Abbey Theatre that is a valuable study in itself. Kelly and Schuchards detailed annotations are thorough butnever pedantic, the letters themselves are unusually fascinating, and the whole provides a sense of both sweep and detail. An exemplary marriage of literary pleasure and scholarly brilliance, The Collected Letters will be a work of abiding interest to both general readers and specialists., 'magnificent edition of Yeats's letters, ... If there were a prize for fine editing it should go to Messrs. Kelly and Schuchard for an impeccable piece of work. The letters are beautifully presented, and the footnotes are a continual pleasure ... admirable book.'The Spectator, The editors are simultaneously scholarly, tactful, and blessedly witty. Yeats could not be better served., 'What gives this edition distinctive character is the annotation. Thefootnotes are comprehensive but not intrusive, meticulous but not pedantic.Above all thay are entertaining, often redeeming a lack lustre letter with asparkle of wit or an amusing anecdote. During on surely unparralled knowledge ofthe literary milieu of late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century Ireland,they enrich considerably our grasp of the culture of this period.'Review of English Sudies, 'John Kelly, general editor of the Letters, probably knows more about this literary period in Ireland than anyone alive, and with the capable assistance of Ronald Schuchard has produced another scholarly masterpiece, deploying his immense erudition with tact and verve in a marvel of intricate cross-referencing and annotation. This is one of the great works of literary scholarship of our time. 'London Review of Books, 'wonderfully complete edition ... the editors have fulfilled the task of providing a footnote for every recipient and obscure reference superbly ... it should delight all Yeats admirers'Financial Times, 'The editors have, in fact, not so much edited as written this book, bringing to life in their annotation the amazing cavalcade of cranks, scholars, demagogues, illuminati and martyrs who gave birth to a nation.'John Carey, Sunday Times, 'Review from previous edition the present edition ... is a marvel'Anthony Thwaite, Sunday Telegraph'What gives this edition distinctive character is the annotation. The footnotes are comprehensive but not intrusive, meticulous but not pedantic. Above all thay are entertaining, often redeeming a lack lustre letter with a sparkle of wit or an amusing anecdote. Drawing on surely unparralled knowledge of the literary milieu of late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century Ireland, they enrich considerably our grasp of the culture of this period.'Review of English Sudies'great publishing venture ... a truly splendid achievement'Irish Independent Weekender'engrossing text ... an exhilarating achievement on the part of the editors, as well as their subject'Independent on Sunday'wonderfully complete edition ... the editors have fulfilled the task of providing a footnote for every recipient and obscure reference superbly ... it should delight all Yeats admirers'Financial Times'the editors are simultaneously scholarly, tactful and blessedly witty. Yeats could not be better served.''Independent'John Kelly, general editor of the Letters, probably knows more about this literary period in Ireland than anyone alive, and with the capable assistance of Ronald Schuchard has produced another scholarly masterpiece, deploying his immense erudition with tact and verve in a marvel of intricate cross-referencing and annotation. This is one of the great works of literary scholarship of our time.'London Review of Books'The editors have, in fact, not so much edited as written this book, bringing to life in their annotation the amazing cavalcade of cranks, scholars, demagogues, illuminati and martyrs who gave birth to a nation.'John Carey, Sunday Times'This is an exemplary collection, and one looks forward to the other umpteen, taking us up to Yeats's death in 1939.'Anthony Thwaite, Sunday Telegraph'magnificent edition of Yeats's letters, ... If there were a prize for fine editing it should go to Messrs. Kelly and Schuchard for an impeccable piece of work. The letters are beautifully presented, and the footnotes are a continual pleasure ... admirable book.'The Spectator'extremely valuable edition of Yeats's letters ... It would be difficult to over-estimate the importance of this project to studies in Yeats and Ango-Irish literature. Most of the letters in this volume have never before been published and none have had the benefit of such extraordinarily careful and detailed scholarly examination. Certainly the hurrahs that greeted the arrival of the first volume may justifiably be repeated for this one.'S. J. Caterson, English Studies'maintains the outstandingly high standards of scholarship of its predecessor ... A detailed chronology of Yeats's life, compact but authoritative essays on the leading personalities he knew and the institutions with which he associated, together with an exhaustive index, provide valuable help to the reader. The footnotes are comprehensive but not intrusive, meticulous but not pedantic. Above all, they are entertaining ... they enrich considerably our graspof the culture of this period.'Alan Robinson, Review of English Studies, 'the editors are simultaneously scholarly, tactful and blessedly witty. Yeats could not be better served.''Independent
Volume Number
Vol. IV
Dewey Decimal
821/.8 B
Table Of Content
List of IllustrationsChronology: W. B. Yeats 1865-1939Note on Editorial PrinciplesList of Manuscript SourcesList of Abbreviations and Short FormsIntroduction to Volume IVTHE LETTERS 1905-1907Biographical and Historical AppendixIndex of RecipientsGeneral Index
Synopsis
This volume covers a tumultuous period in Yeats's public and personal life, beginning with the acrimonious collapse of Maud Gonne's marriage to Major MacBride (who not only accused Yeats of being her lover but also threatened to shoot him), and encompassing the fiery disputes in the Abbey Theatre as it changed from an amateur society into a professional company. Through all this, we see Yeats maturing as an artist: writing and revising poems and plays, and preparing an eight-volume Collected Works through which he hoped to define his artistic personality. The letters not only record an energetic and bruising period, but also bear witness to Yeats's indomitable fighting spirit and artistic integrity., This volume covers a tumultuous period in Yeats's public and personal life, beginning with the acrimonious collapse of Maud Gonne's marriage to Major MacBride (who not only accused Yeats of being her lover but also threatened to shoot him). Dramas at the Abbey Theatre were hardly less intense, both on and off the stage: the euphoria which followed the successful opening of the new theatre quickly dispersed in a relentless cycle of quarrels and schisms. Yeats's attempts to turn an enthusiastic but ill-disciplined amateur society into a professional company led to a permanent division in the company, while the vagaries of Annie Horniman, the irascible patron of the theatre, put the whole movement under permanent tension. Violence actually broke out in January 1907 when the audience rioted at the production of John Synge's The Playboy of the Western World, believing it to be a libel on Ireland. Through all this we see Yeats maturing as an artist: discussing the writing and revising of his poems and plays, preparing the first elaborate American edition of his poems, and undertaking an ambitious eight-volume Collected Works through which he hoped to define his artistic personality. The letters not only record this energetic and often bruising period, but also bear witness to Yeats's indomitable fighting spirit and artistic integrity.
LC Classification Number
PR5900.A5

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