The authors of the chapters in this volume live in America, Asia, and Europe. Specialists of modernist, classical, or contemporary poetry, several are well-known poets. The editors teach literature at the Catholic University of Paris and are specialists of Modernism. Ineke Bockting, head of the English Department and the research group of the Faculties of Letters and Education, is the author of a critical study on William Faulkner and co-edited with Jennifer Kilgore-Caradec Poetry and Religion: Figures of the Sacred (Peter Lang, 2013) which contains an essay on Hill’s Oraclau/Oracles. Elizabeth Muller has published Yeats (2007), a guide for students and is preparing a monograph study of Yeats and Dante.

• Contents: Elizabeth Muller: «Unity of Being»: Dantean Echoes in Yeats’s Aesthetics – Jean-Baptiste Picy: Approaching Dionysus: Yeats and Pater’s Instinctive Difference – Brian Arkins: The Theme of Opposites: Yeats and Oedipus – Peter McDonald: Gaiety and Dread: Late Yeats and Hill – Colbert Kearney: Yeats in Time to Be – Jennifer Kilgore-Caradec: Yeats, Pound, Eliot, Péguy, Hill – Susan Ang: The «Pindarics» as Enigma Variations: Pavese and Hill in formal conversation – Peter Behrman de Sinéty: «Nothing broken»: translated Europeans in Geoffrey Hill’s Orchards of Syon – Kenneth Haynes: On Péguy: An Interview with Geoffrey Hill.

The authors of the chapters in this volume live in America, Asia, and Europe. Specialists of modernist, classical, or contemporary poetry, several are well-known poets. The editors teach literature at the Catholic University of Paris and are specialists of Modernism. Ineke Bockting, head of the English Department and the research group of the Faculties of Letters and Education, is the author of a critical study on William Faulkner and co-edited with Jennifer Kilgore-Caradec Poetry and Religion: Figures of the Sacred (Peter Lang, 2013) which contains an essay on Hill’s Oraclau/Oracles. Elizabeth Muller has published Yeats (2007), a guide for students and is preparing a monograph study of Yeats and Dante.

• Contents: Elizabeth Muller: «Unity of Being»: Dantean Echoes in Yeats’s Aesthetics – Jean-Baptiste Picy: Approaching Dionysus: Yeats and Pater’s Instinctive Difference – Brian Arkins: The Theme of Opposites: Yeats and Oedipus – Peter McDonald: Gaiety and Dread: Late Yeats and Hill – Colbert Kearney: Yeats in Time to Be – Jennifer Kilgore-Caradec: Yeats, Pound, Eliot, Péguy, Hill – Susan Ang: The «Pindarics» as Enigma Variations: Pavese and Hill in formal conversation – Peter Behrman de Sinéty: «Nothing broken»: translated Europeans in Geoffrey Hill’s Orchards of Syon – Kenneth Haynes: On Péguy: An Interview with Geoffrey Hill.

The authors of the chapters in this volume live in America, Asia, and Europe. Specialists of modernist, classical, or contemporary poetry, several are well-known poets. The editors teach literature at the Catholic University of Paris and are specialists of Modernism. Ineke Bockting, head of the English Department and the research group of the Faculties of Letters and Education, is the author of a critical study on William Faulkner and co-edited with Jennifer Kilgore-Caradec Poetry and Religion: Figures of the Sacred (Peter Lang, 2013) which contains an essay on Hill’s Oraclau/Oracles. Elizabeth Muller has published Yeats (2007), a guide for students and is preparing a monograph study of Yeats and Dante.

• Contents: Elizabeth Muller: «Unity of Being»: Dantean Echoes in Yeats’s Aesthetics – Jean-Baptiste Picy: Approaching Dionysus: Yeats and Pater’s Instinctive Difference – Brian Arkins: The Theme of Opposites: Yeats and Oedipus – Peter McDonald: Gaiety and Dread: Late Yeats and Hill – Colbert Kearney: Yeats in Time to Be – Jennifer Kilgore-Caradec: Yeats, Pound, Eliot, Péguy, Hill – Susan Ang: The «Pindarics» as Enigma Variations: Pavese and Hill in formal conversation – Peter Behrman de Sinéty: «Nothing broken»: translated Europeans in Geoffrey Hill’s Orchards of Syon – Kenneth Haynes: On Péguy: An Interview with Geoffrey Hill.