... in Commentary on "T. S. Eliot as Critic" that takes up the question of Santayana's impact on his early criticism. Speaking of the largely negligible impact which Eliot's Sacred Grove had on him when he first read it in 1920, Leavis points to the influence of Santayana's criticism on his thought...

...- ist poets evoke and explore the relation of nihilism and belief in varying ways. Pascalian horror at the prospect of eternal nothing- ness fi nds powerful expression in T. S. Eliot’s Murder in the Ca- thedral.10 The play’s Chorus, the Women of Canterbury, represent the long...

... to the community. Hysteria is one name that Duncan gives to this attempt, in opposition to the “respectability” of the “eminently sane” T. S. Eliot and Wallace Stevens. Of Pound and D. H. Lawrence, Duncan writes, “There is hysteria . . . just where the man strives to bring his individual awareness...

... spring/summer 2014 vol. 22, no. 2 The problem of diffusely divided sympathy fi gures pervasively in Victorian fi ction. It fuels the plot in George Eliot’s Daniel Deron- da, whose protagonist must learn to curtail his sympathy and suc- ceeds in doing so, as well as in Thomas...

...; it is a surprise to turn a page and see one of Lewis' great portraits of Pound, Eliot, or Joyce because the text has almost convinced us that they are peripheral to the philosophical engagement of Modernism as Lewis sees it. Further, Edwards does not enter into the fray of defin...

... but forgot to request eternal youth as well. The best-known fi gure is the Sybil, a character who was added at the last minute to provide a neat neoclassical Greco-Latin epigraph to Eliot’s Waste Land. Given a voice via Petronius, the Sybil only repeats “apothanein thel I want to die...

... Press, 2001). 8. See fs, iwr, pp, and “she.” 9. Ludwig Feuerbach, The Essence of Religion, trans. A. Loose (Am- herst ny: Prometheus Books, 2004); and Ludwig Feuerbach, The Essence of Christianity, trans. G. Eliot (Amherst ny: Prometheus Books, 1989). 10. Matthew 6:19– 24. 11...

... mediated by (and embodied in) what Anderson calls bleak liberalism. Here she considers how major high realist novels such as Charles Dickens’s Bleak House , Anthony Trollope’s Way We Live Now , and George Eliot’s Middlemarch aesthetically mediate liberal concepts key to bleak liberalism’s double view...

... by Lagerwey John , 173 – 92 . Hong Kong : Chinese University Press , 2004 . Poo Mu-chou , ed. Rethinking Ghosts in World Religions . Leiden : Brill , 2009 . Pound Ezra . “ How to Read .” In The Literary Essays of Ezra Pound , edited by Eliot T. S. , 25 – 31 . London...

... Interdevochka (Intergirl, 1989). For a detailed reading of sex and violence in post-Soviet pop culture, see Eliot Borenstein, Overkill: Sex and Violence in Contemporary Russian Popular Culture (Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2007). For fi lms about the coming apart...

... temporality of the Christian narrative (Eliot: “In my end is my beginning but rather the discontinuous, limited temporality of succes- sive Augenblicke, moments or instants that don’t add up to a whole or to a continuum. Thus, the effort to purify the identity of the ego by defining it as pure...

... Casmurro alienates his wife and son. Are my affective responses and personal attachments incompatible with Campion’s and Eliot’s unrelenting critiques of misogyny, Austen’s critical mocking of English society, and James’s clinical understanding of cruelty? Postcritics’ “either/or” approach fashions...

... × 40 in. Photograph by Johan Pijnappel. Bal: In Medias Res 57 on the right. On her left , a text says: “what is that sound up in the air / murmur of maternal lamentation” (from T. S. Eliot’s The Waste Land). That Sita is not the only lamenting mother...

...: that of the generality of the diagram. 4. Consider, fully, from T. S. Eliot, The Rock: A Pageant Play (New York: Harcourt, Brace, 1934): Visible and invisible, two worlds meet in Man; Visible and invisible must meet in His Temple; You must not deny the body...

...; or, What Is Deleuze and Guattari’s Philosophy? , translated by Albert Eliot Ross and Toscano Alberto . London : Continuum , 2004 . Bacon Francis , and Sylvester David . “ Interview 7 .” In The Brutality of Fact: Interviews with Francis Bacon , 156 – 68 . London : Thames...

.... Willis Domingo (Cambridge: MIT Press, 1983), 7. 52 Paul Valery, "Poetry and Abstract Thought" (1939), The Art of Poetry, vol. 7 of the Collected Works of Paul Valery, Boll ingen Series XLV, ed. Jackson Mathews, trans. Denise Folliot, introd. T.S. Eliot (Princeton: Princeton...