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The Second Coming

Book • 1920

William Butler Yeats

Written in 1919, 'The Second Coming' is a poem that reflects on the chaos and anarchy following World War I and the Irish War of Independence.

It uses the metaphor of a 'Second Coming' to describe a transformative, potentially cataclysmic event.

The poem is characterized by its apocalyptic imagery, including the 'widening gyre' and the 'rough beast' slouching towards Bethlehem.

Yeats draws on his cosmological views, as outlined in his book 'A Vision,' to depict a world in turmoil and the cyclical nature of history.

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Mentioned in 9 episodes

Mentioned by David McWilliams to illustrate the contrast between poetic insight and economic predictions during times of crisis.

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Explores why Gen Z are having less sex than previous generations.

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Mentioned by

Zoë Schiffer

as her latest book which reveals how the internet, politics, and conservative legislation have shaped how Gen Z views sex.

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Mentioned by

Dax Shepard

as

Carter Sherman

's new book that discusses the sex recession among Gen Z folks.

Carter Sherman (on the sex recession)

Mentioned by

Ravi Gupta

as a book exploring Gen Z's attitudes towards sex, porn, dating apps, and sexual education.

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Mentioned as the book

Carter Sherman

wrote about why young Americans are having less sex.

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Mentioned by

Brian Lehrer

as the book written by the guest, focusing on sex and the next generation's fight over its future.

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Mentioned by Tom Keene in relation to 'The Waste Land'.

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Mentioned in relation to the poem 'The Second Coming,' reflecting on a world falling apart after World War I.

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Mentioned by

Brittany Luse

as a book by

Carter Sherman

on sex and the next generation.

Gen Z is afraid of sex. And for good reason.

Mentioned by

Melissa Monte

as a book whose author wrote 'Autobiography of a Yogi'.

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