T.S. Eliot and the Failure to Connect: Satire and Modern Misunderstandings

1. The Vanity of Human Wishes
G. Douglas Atkins

2. “Two and two, necessarye coniunction”: Toward Amalgamating the Disparate
G. Douglas Atkins

3. “He Do the [Poet] in Different Voices”: Eyes, You, and I in “The Hollow Men”
G. Douglas Atkins

4. “The End of All Our Exploring”: The Gift Half Understood and Four Quartets
G. Douglas Atkins

5. Voices Hollow and Plaintive, Unattended and Peregrine: Hints and Guesses in The Waste Land
G. Douglas Atkins

6. Tradition as (Disembodied) Voice: “The word within the word” in “Gerontion”
G. Douglas Atkins

7. From Hints to Guesses: Eliot “B.C.” and After Conversion
G. Douglas Atkins

Nyckelord: Literature, North American Literature, Twentieth-Century Literature, Poetry and Poetics, Medieval Literature, Literary Theory