Yeats's Vision Papers Volume 4 - Harper, George Mills
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Volume 4 of Yeats's 'Vision' Papers presents four documents that represent Yeats's earliest attempts to craft A Vision from the Automatic Script he and his wife George generated beginning in 1917. The volume includes a manuscript and typescript of 'The Discoveries of Michael Robartes' (a dialogue between two favourite symbolic and fictional characters), an untitled manuscript also in dialogue form, and a document labelled Version B, an early draft of the twenty-eight Phases of the Moon from A Vision.

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Volume 4 of Yeats's 'Vision' Papers presents four documents that represent Yeats's earliest attempts to craft A Vision from the Automatic Script he and his wife George generated beginning in 1917. The volume includes a manuscript and typescript of 'The Discoveries of Michael Robartes' (a dialogue between two favourite symbolic and fictional characters), an untitled manuscript also in dialogue form, and a document labelled Version B, an early draft of the twenty-eight Phases of the Moon from A Vision.
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Autorenporträt
GEORGE MILLS HARPER is R.O.Lawton Distinguished Professor at Florida State University. Among his previous books are The Neopolitanism of William Blake, Yeats's Golden Dawn, W.B.Yeats and W.T. Horton, Yeats and the Occult (editor), Letters to W.B. Yeats (editor with R.J.Finneran and W.M. Murphy), A Critical Edition of Yeats's A Vision (1925) (editor with W.K. Hood), Thomas Taylor the Platonist: Selected Writings (editor with K.Raine), and The Making of Yeats's A Vision. He is the general editor (with Richard J.Finneran) of The Collected Edition of the Works of W.B. Yeats. MARGARET MILLS HARPER is Associate Professor at Georgia State University. She is the author of The Aristocracy of Art: Joyce and Wolfe and essays on Joyce, Yeats, and Eavan Boland, among others.