History of European Literature. From the Greeks to the Romans, this is an introduction to Rome and Virgil’s Aeneid. Lecture 13
Read MoreThis lecture analyzes Yeats as the poet of a Post-Nietzschean world, having rejected any vision of eternity and embraced human life as a series of historical cycles of creation and destruction; the lecture looks at the opposition between art and life in Yeats’s works and shows how he tries—but ultimately fails—to transcend it. Lecture
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