The Sun and the Moon in Yeats's Early Poetry
The Sun and the Moon in Yeats's Early Poetry
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叶芝早期诗歌中的太阳和月亮
DOI：
10.1086/388937
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发表时间：
1952
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0.4
通讯作者：
T. Parkinson
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作者：
T. Parkinson
尽管许多评论家分析了叶芝的《愿景》和以该书为基础的诗歌，但并没有特别仔细地研究他早期诗歌中出现的这一体系的关键象征。太阳和月亮在他的经历中代表着基本矛盾，从1890年开始断断续续地出现在诗篇中，直到他1917年结婚和随后的《愿景》工作，这些符号传达的意义比人们预期的要固定得多。本文旨在通过考察叶芝的诗歌文本，考察他的散文创作和他熟悉的一些作品，来详细分析这些符号的含义。
ALTHOUGH many critics have analyzed Yeats's A Vision and the poems based on that book, no particularly careful scrutiny has been devoted to the key symbols of the system as they appear in his early poems. The sun and the moon, representing basic antinomies in his experience, appear intermittently in the verse from 1890 on, and, until his marriage in 1917 and the consequent work on A Vision, the symbols conveyed meanings rather more fixed than one would expect. It is the intent of this paper to analyze in detail the meaning of those symbols both by examining the texts of Yeats's poems and by investigating his prose writing and certain works with which he was familiar.