A Vision

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A Vision is W.B. Yeats’s esoteric philosophical work that outlines a complex system of history, personality, and the occult that underpins much of his later poetry.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
esoteric work
philosophical work
author W.B. Yeats
surface form: W. B. Yeats

W.B. Yeats
surface form: William Butler Yeats
centralConcept Great Wheel
gyres
historical cycles
phases of the moon
countryOfOrigin Ireland
describedAs outline of a complex system of history, personality, and the occult
genre literary criticism
occult literature
philosophy
hasEdition 1937 revised edition
hasForm prose treatise
hasPart classification of human personalities
discussion of the afterlife
doctrine of the gyres
occult correspondences
symbolic lunar phases
system of historical cycles
hasTheme cyclical nature of history
interplay of fate and free will
relationship between the material and spiritual worlds
spiritual evolution
influenced symbolism in Yeats’s later poetry
influencedWork late poetry of W. B. Yeats
inUniverse personal mythological system of W. B. Yeats
language English
mediaType print
notableFor idiosyncratic system of symbolic gyres
influence on modernist literature
philosophicalTradition Western esotericism
symbolist aesthetics
publicationYear 1925
publisher T. Werner Laurie Ltd.
relatedTo The Tower (poetry collection)
The Winding Stair and Other Poems
automatic writing of W. B. Yeats and Georgie Hyde-Lees
subject astrology
history
metaphysics
mysticism
occultism
personality
workPeriod Yeats’s late period

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this entity surface form: A Vision (work by W. B. Yeats)