The Stage Irishman of the Pseudo Celtic Drama
The Stage Irishman of the Pseudo Celtic Drama
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Hush ! Hush ! I hear The brazen door of Hell move on its hinges, And the eternal revelry float hither To hearten us. " Again, what makes Mr Yeats fancy that it is part of the Irish peasant's creed to believe that God thinks far less of the souls of poor folk than of others ? Does not Mr Yeats know that precisely the contrary is Christian teaching ?
" A Peasant. Do not, do not ; the souls of us poor folk Are not precious to God as your soul is. " (!!!) I confess I do not like dealing with this k...ind of matter. The loathsome sort of profanation involved in flinging the most solemn mysteries of religion into the midst of the trivialities of a demon-and-sowlth cum cock-and-bull "drama" is so isolated in civilised literature that examples are wanting. If Calderon brings heavenly powers and heavenly miracles into his Autos, they were really religious actions, followed by a religious audience in a spirit of devotion and prayer. Mr Yeats exercises his quasi- Dramatic pseudo-Art for paying assemblages of miscel- laneous spectators, and takes care to give the 28 THE STAGE IRISHMAN OF beau role to the Infernal Power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hush ! Hush ! I hear The brazen door of Hell move on its hinges, And the eternal revelry float hither To hearten us. " Again, what makes Mr Yeats fancy that it is part of the Irish peasant's creed to believe that God thinks far less of the souls of poor folk than of others ? Does not Mr Yeats know that precisely the contrary is Christian teaching ?
" A Peasant. Do not, do not ; the souls of us poor folk Are not precious to God as your soul is. " (!!!) I confess I do not like dealing with this k...ind of matter. The loathsome sort of profanation involved in flinging the most solemn mysteries of religion into the midst of the trivialities of a demon-and-sowlth cum cock-and-bull "drama" is so isolated in civilised literature that examples are wanting. If Calderon brings heavenly powers and heavenly miracles into his Autos, they were really religious actions, followed by a religious audience in a spirit of devotion and prayer. Mr Yeats exercises his quasi- Dramatic pseudo-Art for paying assemblages of miscel- laneous spectators, and takes care to give the 28 THE STAGE IRISHMAN OF beau role to the Infernal Power.
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