These posts are uncannily timely as I was just wondering about the same questions. Thanks for the recommendations for Logenbach.

On a similar subject, can anyone recommend a study of Pound's poetic influence on Yeats? I'd like to study up on Yeats' incorporation of the techniques, language, etc. of modernism. Which of Yeats' poems are especially good examples of this? Can I read Yeats as a kind of microcosm of the shifts of poetry into the 20th century? Is Logenbach good on this point?

Thanks,
Dave Klopfenstein


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I might add that the first volume of R F Foster's biography of Yeats, _The
Apprentice Mage_ (OUP, 1997) discusses the boyos at Stone Cottage--but
Foster draws heavily on Logenbach's book.
Alex Davis

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Sent: 26 November 2003 12:51
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any publications that deal with pound and yeats at stone cottage?
i understand they had a number of sojourns over 3 years during their
noh/chinese written character phases.
all the bios i've seen seem to skim this period.