Gregory Castle is Emeritus Professor at Arizona State University. His publications include Modernism and the Celtic Revival (2001), Reading the Modernist Bildungsroman (2006), and The Literary Theory Handbook (2013). He is editor of A History of the Modernist Novel (2015) and co-editor (with Patrick Bixby) of A History of Irish Modernism (2019).

'Students and seasoned scholars alike will find Castle's approach rewarding and enlightening … Highly recommended.' J. S. Baggett, CHOICE

• Introduction: Time, Recognition, and the Worlds of Yeats's Work; 1. The Irish Revival and Yeats's Literary Nationalism; 2. 'A dream-heavy land': Other Worlds in Yeats's Early Poetry and Drama; 3. 'O when will it suffice?': Poetry and Responsibility; 4. 'The Age-Long Memoried Self': Vision and Aesthetic Bildung; 5. 'I make the truth': Cuchulain's Heroic Worlds; 6. 'They had changed their throats': Testament and Time; Conclusion: Yeats's 'A General Introduction for my Work'.

Gregory Castle is Emeritus Professor at Arizona State University. His publications include Modernism and the Celtic Revival (2001), Reading the Modernist Bildungsroman (2006), and The Literary Theory Handbook (2013). He is editor of A History of the Modernist Novel (2015) and co-editor (with Patrick Bixby) of A History of Irish Modernism (2019).

'Students and seasoned scholars alike will find Castle's approach rewarding and enlightening … Highly recommended.' J. S. Baggett, CHOICE

• Introduction: Time, Recognition, and the Worlds of Yeats's Work; 1. The Irish Revival and Yeats's Literary Nationalism; 2. 'A dream-heavy land': Other Worlds in Yeats's Early Poetry and Drama; 3. 'O when will it suffice?': Poetry and Responsibility; 4. 'The Age-Long Memoried Self': Vision and Aesthetic Bildung; 5. 'I make the truth': Cuchulain's Heroic Worlds; 6. 'They had changed their throats': Testament and Time; Conclusion: Yeats's 'A General Introduction for my Work'.

Gregory Castle is Emeritus Professor at Arizona State University. His publications include Modernism and the Celtic Revival (2001), Reading the Modernist Bildungsroman (2006), and The Literary Theory Handbook (2013). He is editor of A History of the Modernist Novel (2015) and co-editor (with Patrick Bixby) of A History of Irish Modernism (2019).

'Students and seasoned scholars alike will find Castle's approach rewarding and enlightening … Highly recommended.' J. S. Baggett, CHOICE

• Introduction: Time, Recognition, and the Worlds of Yeats's Work; 1. The Irish Revival and Yeats's Literary Nationalism; 2. 'A dream-heavy land': Other Worlds in Yeats's Early Poetry and Drama; 3. 'O when will it suffice?': Poetry and Responsibility; 4. 'The Age-Long Memoried Self': Vision and Aesthetic Bildung; 5. 'I make the truth': Cuchulain's Heroic Worlds; 6. 'They had changed their throats': Testament and Time; Conclusion: Yeats's 'A General Introduction for my Work'.