Title: The time of Yeats; English poetry of to-day against an American background,
Authors: Weygandt, Cornelius, 1871-1957.
Publisher: D. Appleton-Century Company, incorporated
Year: 1937
Subjects: English poetry History and criticism; English poetry History and criticism; Comparative literature English and American.; Comparative literature American and English.; Comparative literature English and American.; Comparative literature American and English.
Contents: Forces in poetry, 1882-1936: the American invasion, science, and internationalism -- The beginnings of the new order: Henley, Stevenson, and Davidson -- The old main line -- The Victorian aftermath -- The song of the empire: Kipling and Newbolt -- The Catholic rhapsodists -- The decadents: Arthur Symons and Ernest Dowson -- William Butler Yeats and the Irish literary renaissance -- A.E. Housman -- The penetration of Thomas Hardy -- Charles M. Doughty, Sturge Moore and Gordon Bottomley -- Alfred Noyes -- John Masefield: apostle of beauty -- Realists of the countryside -- The last romantics -- The latest phases of English poetry -- Of poetry and propaganda -- The hope of the future.