… of Eliot’s particular recourse to Early Modern literary sources. … of what had by then seemed
to be a popular belief, that he did not ‘… Halpern, for instance, claiming that ‘TS Eliot established …

… In the light of the aesthetic position I have ex tracted from Eliot’s essays, the source of his un
… The argument goes that Eliot uses jazz and other forms of popular culture only to expose …

… few verbal sources of types familiar from Eliot's practice of … source in lines 160-61 of "Goblin
Market": "I planted daisies there a year ago / that never blow"—or in a popular song of Eliot's …

… used, but which loses sight of the poet's unique act of selection and creation. It also loses
sight of the famous axiom that Eliot … Eliot and his wife at this time from biographical sources. At …

… As this book will show, however, Eliot's actual relations with popular culture were far …
Eliot's rhythms to jazz sources we have seen already; that he was right as well about Eliot's use …

… of TS Eliot's critical writings. Tracing the rise of literary self-consciousness from the Elizabethan
period to his own day, Eliot … than part of the mind and popular tradition of a whole people. …

… of popular cliché. I think these critics are deaf to the gentle accumulation of comic attributes
in Eliot’… , that recondite knowledge, the identification of a source, will unlock the meaning of a …

… The original sources of their publication or presentation have been duly acknowledged in
foot-… Besides, the use of vers libré made the Imagists so popular. The Imagists showed their …

… For Eliot, the emotions derived from a certain pattern of words often took the form of quotations
from or allusions to earlier literary masterworks from a wide variety of sources. … of popular …

… Now that "Prufrock" seems to be the only poem of Eliot's that young people in America read,
I find … even though I find the same sentence in The Use of Poetry and the Use of Criticism: …