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“Anima Hominis,” the first part of the prose essay Per Amica Silentia Lunae, describes the Mask theory and Yeats’s thought of ideal life in contrast with the current life. It also reflects his idea of Great Memory, which keeps all the memory and wisdom from the beginning of the world and is located inside of man. In this article, the roles and meanings of the Mask in “Anima Hominis” are discussed to present Yeats’s earlier concept of his irrefutable unity of contrasts and the origin of the regenerative power of the World Soul.
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Baker, Carlos / 1984 / The Echoing Green: Romanticism, Modernism, and the Phenomena of Transference in Poetry / Princeton UP
Bloom, Harold / 1970 / Yeats / Oxford UP
Boehme, Jacob / 1960 / Aurora / Watkins and Clarke
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Moore, John Rees / 1971 / Masks of Love and Death: Yeats as Dramatist / Cornell UP
Bloom, Harold / 1970 / Yeats / Oxford UP
Boehme, Jacob / 1960 / Aurora / Watkins and Clarke
Friedman, Barton R / 1993 / Idealized Authors, Empathic Audiences: Esoteric Yeatsism and Literary Theory / Yeats: An Annual of Critical and Textual Studies 11 ( ) : 91 ~ 118
Moore, John Rees / 1971 / Masks of Love and Death: Yeats as Dramatist / Cornell UP
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