Autobiographies

Describe symbolism in Autobiographies by William Butler Yeats

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In his prose, as well as his poetry, Yeats freely incorporates occult symbols and mysticism combined with Irish nationalism. An example of this can be found in the conclusion to Autobiographies, in which, prefigured by supernatural dreams, Yeats meeting with Lady Gregory symbolizes Yeats's unity of culture, achieved in a "small circle of men and women."

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