Published in 1931, "Axel's Castle" was Edmund Wilson's first book of literary criticism--a landmark book that explores the evolution of the French Symbolist movement and considers its influence on six major twentieth-century writers: William Butler Yeats, Paul Valery, T. S. Eliot, Marcel Proust, James Joyce, and Gertrude Stein. As Alfred Kazin later wrote, "Wilson was an original, an extraordinary literary artist . . . He could turn any literary subject back into the personal drama it had been for the writer."
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It is rather exciting to read such a book which provides me with a new perspective of literature, human nature and myself. Love Yeats most, but I want to try Proust and Joyce.
评分It is rather exciting to read such a book which provides me with a new perspective of literature, human nature and myself. Love Yeats most, but I want to try Proust and Joyce.
评分It is rather exciting to read such a book which provides me with a new perspective of literature, human nature and myself. Love Yeats most, but I want to try Proust and Joyce.
评分It is rather exciting to read such a book which provides me with a new perspective of literature, human nature and myself. Love Yeats most, but I want to try Proust and Joyce.
评分It is rather exciting to read such a book which provides me with a new perspective of literature, human nature and myself. Love Yeats most, but I want to try Proust and Joyce.
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