Song by Harry McClintock.
This song has a humorous likeness to some of the fantasy or folkloric elements in Yeats's early verse.
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Central blog for the class blogs for "The Cracked Looking Glass," a literature class at Eugene Lang College, Spring '08. SCROLL DOWN TO SEE NEW CONTENT AND ASSIGNMENTS.
- MAP - The Wandering Rocks
- Music in Ulysses
- More summaries / correspondences / maps
- Riddles - scratches the surface
- Scheme for the novel from Joyce's notes
- 50 Joycean conjectures
- James Joyce links
- Nabokov's map of the Dublin of Ulysses
- Ulysses - searchable e-text
- The significance of Easter 1916
- Who was Michael Robartes
- Coleridge's "Dejection: an Ode"
- Yeats's 1936 lecture on literature: audio
- Celtic Mythology, Arts, Lit. - Links Galore
- Yeats's play: the mythic Cathleen, daughter of Houlihan
- Yeats Audio
- Links from "The Yeats Society"
- Dante Gabriel Rossetti - Preraphaelite poet
- Yeats's "A Vision" explained?
- Some traditional Celtic Poetry
- Decent Irish History Site
Classmembers' BLOGS
Blog Archive
Ulysses Presentation Assignments
- 2/19 Telemachus Ivy Johnson
- 2/20 Nestor Nick Paliocha
- 2/27 Proteus Harrison Weiss
- 3/3 Calypso Cole Larsen
- 3/5 Lotus Eaters Louis Eisner
- 3/10 Hades Amelia Granger
- 3/12 Aeolus Thomas Havas
- 3/24 Lestrygonians Emily Nelson
- 3/26 Scylla & Charybdis Michael Clancy
- 3/31 Wandering Rocks Nathaniel Katzman
- 4/2 Sirens Ben Kelly
- 4/7 Cyclops Ben Roche
- 4/9 Nausicaa Kevin Dugan
- 4/14 Oxen of the Sun Amanda Hoes
- 4/16 Oxen of the Sun pt. 2 Robin
- 4/21 Circe, part 1 Robin
- 4/23 Circe (continued)
- 4/28 Emmaeus Margot Kent
- 4/30 Ithaca Bret Johnson
- 5/5 Penelope Chelsea Warner
Yeats's Tower
Painting by J.B. Yeats
No poet every bore the indignities of growing old more heavily
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