Ideas of Good and Evil

In 'Ideas of Good and Evil,' W.B. Yeats embarks upon a profound exploration of the philosophical dimensions of art, elucidating a contrast between temporal, commercial aesthetics and the eternal resonance of passionate creations. Through a rich tapestry of essays, Yeats employs a decidedly lyrical yet incisive prose style to dissect the intricacies of symbolism contra allegory. The collection situ...