T.S. Eliot in Translations: Exploring T.S. Eliot’s Afterlives by Lise Chenal

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T. S. Eliot and the Return of the Soldier by Wei Zhou

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Eliot's Naming of Cats by Anne H. Lambert

“…For nonsense names, Eliot was influenced by Edward Lear. …”
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Eliot’s Modernist Manifesto by Viorica Patea

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Yeats and/or Eliot: The Choice? by Mcdonald, D

“…But the choice itself, between Yeats and Eliot, which that undergraduate curriculum had incorporated, in its own minor and relatively unimportant way, was one that had – and, I think, still has – a proper critical bearing. …”

Eliot, Blake, and unpleasantness by Perry, S

“…He is an incongruous participant in the chorus in various ways, not least in that while Virgil, Dante, Shakespeare, Baudelaire, and even Joyce, continued to sound in Eliot’s work, Blake seems to have faded away as Eliot moved on; but for a short time in the early 1920s, I am suggesting, Blake played an important role in the drama of Eliot’s imagination, and, in particular, helped him toward the distinctive, metropolitan poetry of The Waste Land.…”

T. S. Eliot and the problem of the archive by Smart, N

Charles Eliot : landscape architect / by 337317 Eliot, Charles

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George Eliot : selected works / by 559778 Eliot, George 1819-1880

Eliot and the big berry hunt / by Mariconda, Barbara M., author, Berson, Julie, illustrator

Intertextuality of the waste land by T. S. Eliot by Radulović Mladen R.

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T. S. Eliot's interpretation of modern life by Yusuf Eradam

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Proust and Eliot: An Intertextual Reading by Inge Crosman Wimmers

“…Defining intertextuality as “the reader’s perception of relationships between one work and others, which either preceded or followed it” (Riffaterre), this essay sets out to highlight compelling similarities between Proust’s novel, A la recherche du temps perdu , and the fictional works of George Eliot. The emphasis is on affective memory (involuntary memory and emotional templates), ethical considerations (empathy and compassion), and the kind of self-reflexive reading both writers encourage through a complicit narration that implicates the reader. …”
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T.S. Eliot and the Sense of History by Benjamin Lockerd

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George Eliot: un panorama by Federico Patán

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George Eliot and Islamic Culture by Dallel Chenni

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Style and Ethics in George Eliot by Buzard, James

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George Eliot and the Cosmopolitan Cynic by Small, H

“…"George Eliot and the Cosmopolitan Cynic" explores the contribution made to Eliot's thinking about cosmopolitanism by her long-standing philosophical and stylistic attraction to cynicism. …”

T. S. Eliot, 1922, and transatlantic culture by Stubbs, T

“…1922 can be seen not only as a fulcrum for literary modernism, but also as a significant moment when Eliot’s transatlantic influence as editor and poet allows him to dominate and shape the worlds of poetry and publishing. …”

T.S. Eliot and Josep Carner in Dialogue by Serra, Margalit

Subjects: “…Eliot. Influence. Josep Carner. Literary allusion. …”
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