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Paradigms of Peripheral Modernity in Lorca and Yeats

The aim of this essay is to explore the similarities between the work of W B. Yeats and Federico Garcia Lorca, with particular reference to their fascination with the supernatural, nurtured by their attachment to the land. The ghost functions in their work as a site of post-colonial defiance undermining the economy of the visible and the discourse of the real, and the cultural archive of folk and fairy tales plays an intrinsic though elusive role in that artistic process. Indeed, the incantation of rhyme is used in both Yeats's and Lorca's work as a conduit leading back to the 'Gaelic/gypsy' imaginary.