Titlebook: Editing Yeats’s Poems; A Reconsideration Richard J. Finneran Book 1990 Richard J. Finneran 1990 poem.poetry.William Butler Yeats.British an

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Massimiliano de Magistris,Giovanni Mianoin America, in . for 10 December 1938 and the . for January 1939.. Yeats had also corrected the proofs of four other poems in . (as we shall see, however, “Three Marching Songs” was deleted from that publication). Ten additional poems were unpublished. Six of these were posthumously printed in vario

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-92442-7all see that for Yeats’s poems a truly “Definitive Edition” — in the common sense of the term — will always remain elusive. At the same time, the present volume will argue that the revised edition of . is an improvement upon the earlier texts and thus an appropriate gesture towards that archetypal, hence mythical, “Definitive Edition”.

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,Collaborative Revision: Thomas Mark and George Yeats, 1939–49,ere sometimes compromised and where, sadly, Yeats’s own judgement was at times deliberately disregarded. In this chapter I shall describe that process in general terms and illustrate it principally by its effect on the ., reserving comment on its consequences for the later collections until we take up those volumes in turn.

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s volume (Editing Yeats‘s Poems, 1983), there is an additional chapter - on the order of the poems - as well as new information on the Scribner Edition and other revisions throughout.978-1-349-11020-9

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Massimiliano de Magistris,Giovanni Mianoe did not include the three poems which had been retained in .. In January 1940, Macmillan, London, published 2000 copies of ., including the lyrics not only from both . (1938) and . but also from .. An American edition of . was published by Macmillan, New York, on 14 May 1940.