Recently added articles from Yeats Eliot Review:
Erratum.(Correction notice)
Jun 22, 2008 ... Erratum: In YER 24.2, Kinnereth Meyer's name was misspelled Myer on the title page (p ....
More than "Prufrock," less than "Gerontion": the moment of knowledge in Inventions of the March Hare.(Critical essay)
Jun 22, 2008; ... The important theme of T.S. Eliot 's early poems is "observation," especially what the narrators fix their gaze upon, as we can guess from the title of his first collection of poems, Prufrock and Other Observations. (1) They observe and fragmentally sketch sterile daily scenes and people ...
"Not known, because not looked for": Eliot's debt to browning.(T. S. Eliot, Robert Browning)(Critical essay)
Jun 22, 2008; ... In his criticism and in his poetry, T.S. Eliot openly acknowledges many of his literary influences. He dedicates The Waste Land to Ezra Pound, the friend and editor whom he terms 'il miglior fabbro." He maintains that Dante and Shakespeare "divide the world between them," praises the ...
Cultural continuity in a time of war: Virginia Woolf's Between the Acts and T.S. Eliot's East Coker.(Critical essay)
Mar 22, 2008; ... In "East Coker', T. S. Eliot describes the ongoing struggle "to recover what has been lost I And found and lost again", an action now taking place "under conditions I That seem unpropitious." (1) Such words could certainly describe the historical moment of the poem's publication: the ...
Eliot's echo rhetoric.(T. S. Eliot)(Critical essay)
Dec 22, 2007; ... In Eliot and the Art of Collaboration, Richard Badenhausen characterizes Eliot's relationship to other poets in a number of ways--as "conversation alliance," using Eliot's own words; as reliance on a "stabilizing field"," and, overarchingly, as collaboration, meaning a form of ...