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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and ,iously unpublished material in the Edition would be satisfied. Moreover, the agreement with Ernest Benn was to expire in May 1933 (BL 54902/4), and no original collection of Yeats’s poems had been published in England since . (1928). Yeats must have been convincing, as on 20 October 1932 Macmillan w

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,Prolegomena: The Myth of “The Definitive Edition”,ase “The Definitive Edition”.. As this study will demonstrate, the 1949 . was in fact defective in contents, in ordering, and in text. Moreover, we shall 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 pres

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,Collaborative Revision: Thomas Mark and George Yeats, 1939–49,oint on it — corrupting the texts which he had worked so hard to perfect. The defects in . (1949) which we have so far noted can be traced to the original fatal decision to prefer the proofs of the Edition de Luxe over the later materials. But we now enter a realm where even the best of intentions w

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and ,ontained only a relatively few poems, gathered under the heading “Parnell’s Funeral and Other Poems”. Yeats described the volume to Ethel Mannin as “Not much in it — illness interfered” (L 844), overlooking the several other projects he had been engaged on during the recent past.

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