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...Gresham Riley Modernism & Eugenics: Woolf, Eliot, Yeats, and the Culture of Degeneration . By Donald J. Childs . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press , 2001 . Pp. 266. hc. 0-521-80601-1. Copyright © 2002 Regents of the University of Colorado 2002 September 2002 77 BOOK...

... (H utcheon 88). These remarks are fu rth e r re-elaborated in H u tc h e o n s The Politics o f Postmodernism (Lon­ d o n an d New York: R outledge, 1989) 62-92. 25Fred Botting, Virtual Romanticism, in Romanticism and Postmodernism 103. 26K endall 149. THE MANY USES OF DIALOGUE: ELIOT, STEVENS...

...: Newton s Optics and the Eighteenth Century Poets (Princeton: Princeton UP, 1946) 149. T. S. ELIOT AND W. E. HENLEY: A SOURCE FOR THE WATER-DRIPPING SONG IN THE WASTE LAND A source is, literally, a point oforigin ofa stream, thepoint at which water rises and bursts out of the ground, afountain or spring...

...Jan Gorak T. S. Eliot: The Contemporary Reviews . By Jewel Spears Brooker . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press , 2004 . Pp. xliii + 600. hc. $110.00 . 0-521-38277-7. Copyright © 2005 Regents of the University of Colorado 2005 200 English Language Notes Chamberlain s Men a n...

... that Virginia W oolf andT S. Eliot w ere both "consciously tastemakers" and "cre­ ators of culture" "scholars, readers o f the past w ith a purpose." Why, then, she goes on to ask, is W oolf still largely disregarded as a critic, while Eliot was alm ost instantaneously acknowledged as a central voice...

... until af­ ter she isjailed for infanticide, nineteenth-century readers found its treatm ent indecently obvious. O ne reviewer, objecting to George Eliot s dating and discussing the several stages th at pre­ cede the birth of a child, complained: H etty s feelings an d changes are indicated with a p u...

... York: Knopf, 1966) 370. 12W aggoner 476. ECHOES OF KRISHNA AND ARJUNA IN ELIO T S DRY SALVAGES AND LITTLE GIDDING T.S. Eliot s m ention of Krishna in Dry Salvages is not, as H elen G ardner once wrote, an error, 1b u t a flag beckoning the reader to consider the presence of the Bhagavad Gita, n...

...Maxwell Uphaus Abstract This essay proposes, through an analysis of T. S. Eliot’s “The Dry Salvages,” a model for the study of the sea in modernism based on British modernism’s relationship with the contemporaneous idea that the sea was the essence of British history. “The Dry Salvages” rejects...

.... Bul­ strode, a devout Evangelical Christian, enacts in h er h u sb an d s hour of painful moral exposure and humiliation, unconsciously and spontaneously. Xavier University Ernest Fontana NOTES 1Andrew T hom pson, George Eliot and Italy (New York: St. M artins, 1998). 2T hom pson 131-40. 3G eorge...

... in m osaics, o w in g every one o f its g lin tin g fragm ents & every type o f its im possible vastness to the sm all realm o f experience . . .To every th in g hum an there are lim its . . ,"1 -G eorge Eliot A first reading m ig ht take ardor and sym pathy to be the feelings w ith which George...

... u n ab a te d in the p resen t day. MIDDLEMARCH AND DANTE S FLAKES OF FIRE Andrew Thom pson has dem onstrated the pervasive presence of D ante s Vita Nuova and Commedia in George Eliot s novels, particularly Felix Holt, The Radical an d Daniel Deronda.1 In Middlemarch Thom pson focuses on Eliot s...

... hypothesis than E rne s carefully hedged Lord 200 English Language Notes Chamberlain s Men a n d /o r their playwright. Why not Shake­ speare? After all, that is the whole drift of this book s argument. Mount Holyoke College F. W. Brownlow T. S. Eliot: The Contemporary Reviews. By Jewel Spears Brooker...

...? In order to arrive there, To arrive where you are, to get from where you are not, You must go by a way wherein there is no ecstasy. —T. S. Eliot, “East Coker” Amid the polyphony of Juan Goytisolo’s Las virtudes del pájaro solitario ( The Virtues of the Solitary Bird , 1988), a seemingly...

... only in order to reveal a per­ vasive inward sameness discernable on "every page."19 In his review o f Adam Bede, Dallas opens by inform ing us that he wishes to show a single "train of th o u g h t" that runs throu gh­ out the text.20 Oddly, he begins his explanation o f this key to Eliot's novel...

..., published n o t long after the Ju n k Shop essay, in 1946, Orwell avows his Septem ber 2000 75 passion for solid objects and scraps o f useless inform ation7 O n the same allegorical level, Charrington, who resembles a literary m an (Nineteen Eighty-Four 97), could well represent T. S. Eliot, the m...

.... 14051-1237-9. D onoghue, Denis. Speaking ofBeauty. L ondon and New Haven: Yale University Press, 2004. Pp. xi + 209. pb. $15.00. 0-300-10593-2. Eliot, George. Middlemarch. edited by Gregory Maertz. P eterborough, ON: Broadview Press, 2004. Pp. 739. pb. $14.95. 1-55111-2330-7. H arm on, A. G. Eternal...

...; ii, 1415; lxiv, 708. 12DD, xxvii, 288. 13DD, vii, 74; xiv, 137, 139; xxi, 212; xxxv, 383, 397; xxxvi, 422; xliv, 515; xlviii, 560, 567; liv, 626-27, 635; Ivi, 642, 645; lvii, 651. 14 YS, iv, 11:114. 15DD, lvii, 651. 16 KS, X , 11:271. 17DD, lvii, 651. 18G eorge Eliot, Romola, ed. A ndrew Brown, T he...

... oolf, Eliot, and the Elizabethans: The Politics o f M odernist Nostalgia" offers a backward glance at modernism and its investments in the Renaissance. Comparing Eliot's and W oolfs lifelong engagement w ith Elizabethan lit­ erature and culture, McW hirter demonstrates how both Eliot and W oolf looked...

... be discernible in individual words b u t these are not usually words which draw attention to themselves. Scanning the lists of words quoted in OED2 from Lawrence or Eliot on the other hand (though not, surprisingly, from Joyce) it would be the work of a m om ent for any reasonably experi­ enced reader...

.... 111The Selected Letters of Robinson Jeffers 1897-1962, 209. II Wallace Stevens, Letters of Wallace Stevens, Ed. Holly Stevens (New York: Knopf, 1966) 370. 12W aggoner 476. ECHOES OF KRISHNA AND ARJUNA IN ELIO T S DRY SALVAGES AND LITTLE GIDDING T.S. Eliot s m ention of Krishna in Dry Salvages...