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Writing Subject and Cognitive Mapping
The Yeats Journal of Korea Pages 5 ~ 24 -
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The Reinscription of Home, Gender and Nationalism in Anne Devlin’s Ourselves Alone
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W. B. Yeats’s View of Good and Evil
The Yeats Journal of Korea Pages 45 ~ 62 -
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The Gyres: A New Beginning
The Yeats Journal of Korea Pages 63 ~ 77 -
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Old Age, Desire, and Imagination: Reading Three Poems in The Tower
The Yeats Journal of Korea Pages 79 ~ 108 -
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An Intertextuality between W. B. Yeats’s and Jorge Luis Borges’s Poetics: its conjunction and disjunction
The Yeats Journal of Korea Pages 109 ~ 145 -
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Deconstruction and Decreation: Yeats, Stevens, and Picasso as Poet and Artist*
The Yeats Journal of Korea Pages 147 ~ 157 -
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Distance between Macro-History and Family History: The Poetic World of John Montague
The Yeats Journal of Korea Pages 159 ~ 196 -
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Citation of Domestic material at the Theses in The Yeats Journal of Korea
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Eavan Boland’s Poetics of Body in Outside History
The Yeats Journal of Korea Pages 217 ~ 244 -
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Co-existence of eco-feminism and patriarchism in W.B. Yeats’s and Seamus Heaney’s poems
The Yeats Journal of Korea Pages 245 ~ 260 -
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Feminine Sexuality in Yeats’s “A Woman Young and Old”
The Yeats Journal of Korea Pages 261 ~ 286 -
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James Pethica, Yeats’s Poetry, Drama, and Prose. A Norton Critical Edition.
The Yeats Journal of Korea Pages 287 ~ 289
