Recently added articles from Yeats Eliot Review:
- Listening for the "sound of Water over a rock": heroism and the role of the reader in The Waste Land.(Critical essay)
- Sep 22, 2006; Hume, Amy ... Eliot breaks all the rules of epic poetry in The Waste Land. For an epic poem it appears to be too short; it does not have a unifying voice; and it lacks the primary characteristic that defines this genre--a hero. (1) Eliot, nevertheless, employs an epic structure that necessitates the ...
- Thomas MacGreevy reads T.S. Eliot and Jack B. Yeats: making modernism Catholic.(Critical essay)
- Sep 22, 2006; Wilson, James Matthew ... In the nineteen-thirties, Irish poet and critic Thomas MacGreevy elaborated a project of interpreting and promoting artistic and literary modernism as complementary to a Catholic worldview. He published a handful of slim volumes, including one collection of poems and two particularly ...
- Return to the ordinary world: from The Family Reunion to The Cocktail Party.(Critical essay)
- Sep 22, 2006; Saeki, Keiko ... A memorial plaque to Eliot mounted in 1998 on the sidewalk at the site of his birthplace, 2635 Locust Street in St. Louis, notes his titles: "Poet, Philosopher, Literary Critic, Dramatist, Nobel Laureate." In fact, Eliot did not get down to writing poetic drama until as late as his last ...