Lives & Memoirs
J. M. Synge and the Ireland of His Time
William Butler Yeats
1911
1h 6m
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Yeats told him to go to the Aran Islands, and it turned him into a playwright. This is Yeats writing about his friend Synge after his early death: the man, the islands, the Abbey Theatre, and the riots that met The Playboy of the Western World. One great writer defending another, and settling accounts with the country that howled him down.
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4 chapters
- 1Preface to III13m
- 2IV to VIII14m
- 3IX to XII16m
- 4XIII to Note23m
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