Charles Ivan Armstrong is Professor of British Literature, University of Agder, Norway.

• Series Preface \ Acknowledgements \ List of Abbreviations \1. Introduction 'Ancient Salt' \ 2. Yeats at Breakfast \ 3. Patterns of Biography \ 4. Autobiographical Reverie \ 5. Ancient Frames in A Vision \ 6. Disputing The Resurrection\ 7. Tragic Modulations \ 8. Vox Populi \ 9. Ekphrasis and Excess \ 10. Shakespeare, Sonnets and Sonnetic Monstrosities \ 11. Coda: Yeats and the Transcendence of Genre \ Notes \ Bibliography \ Index

[Reframing Yeats is] an intellectually nuanced, theoretically contextualized study of Yeats’s multifaceted engagements with literary genres and previous authors ... both illuminating and highly accomplished.

Charles Ivan Armstrong is Professor of British Literature, University of Agder, Norway.

• Series Preface \ Acknowledgements \ List of Abbreviations \1. Introduction 'Ancient Salt' \ 2. Yeats at Breakfast \ 3. Patterns of Biography \ 4. Autobiographical Reverie \ 5. Ancient Frames in A Vision \ 6. Disputing The Resurrection\ 7. Tragic Modulations \ 8. Vox Populi \ 9. Ekphrasis and Excess \ 10. Shakespeare, Sonnets and Sonnetic Monstrosities \ 11. Coda: Yeats and the Transcendence of Genre \ Notes \ Bibliography \ Index

[Reframing Yeats is] an intellectually nuanced, theoretically contextualized study of Yeats’s multifaceted engagements with literary genres and previous authors ... both illuminating and highly accomplished.

Charles Ivan Armstrong is Professor of British Literature, University of Agder, Norway.

• Series Preface \ Acknowledgements \ List of Abbreviations \1. Introduction 'Ancient Salt' \ 2. Yeats at Breakfast \ 3. Patterns of Biography \ 4. Autobiographical Reverie \ 5. Ancient Frames in A Vision \ 6. Disputing The Resurrection\ 7. Tragic Modulations \ 8. Vox Populi \ 9. Ekphrasis and Excess \ 10. Shakespeare, Sonnets and Sonnetic Monstrosities \ 11. Coda: Yeats and the Transcendence of Genre \ Notes \ Bibliography \ Index

[Reframing Yeats is] an intellectually nuanced, theoretically contextualized study of Yeats’s multifaceted engagements with literary genres and previous authors ... both illuminating and highly accomplished.