Modernity and Occultism in “Rosa Alchemica” and “Tables of the Law” by W.B. Yeats
© Copyright 2019 Emily Mackey, Ryerson University Introduction to The Savoy and W.B. Yeats The 1890s is placed in a very interesting time, historically. …
Lewis Hind’s “The Enchanted Stone” and The Fantasy of British Imperialism
© Lorraine Janzen Kooistra, Ryerson University, 2019
Japanese Influence in The Works of The Dial
© Leila Geve Kazeminejad, Ryerson University 2018 Japanese Influence in the Works of The Dial INTRODUCTION TO THE AUTHORS Charles Ricketts Charles Ricketts …
The Full Context of the “Flying Fish,” by John Gray
©Joshua Reynolds, Ryerson University, 2018 Introduction The “Flying Fish” is a poem about a pirate named Hang, who is telling a story …
The Centaur’s Place in The Dial as an Early Engagement of Symbolist Literature
Introduction The Centaur is a French short story formerly written by Maurice de Guérin and then translated into English by Thomas Sturge …
Gaelic Revivalism and Colonialism in Fiona Macleod’s “Morag of the Glen”
©Morgan Howey, Ryerson University 2018 Introduction Fiona Macleod’s “Morag of the Glen” in Volume 7 of The Savoy is representative of the …
A Feminist Fairytale: Evelyn Sharp’s “The Restless River”
© Krystal Cusma, Ryerson University 2018 INTRODUCTION The 1890s was a decade of great cultural change. During this time …
Call of the Wild
© Copyright 2017 Thomas Gaspar, Ryerson University The Busy City During the Victorian period more than half the population of England were …
Childhood Development in The Yellow Book, Volume 11
© Copyright 2017 Kristen Zaino, Ryerson University Introduction In the 1890s, otherwise known as the Fin de Siècle, the Yellow Book Magazine …
Gender and Social Class Issues in The Evergreen: A Northern Seasonal
© Copyright 2017 Brianna Silva, Ryerson University Introduction The story that I chose to focus on for my exhibit is “An Evening …