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| Acknowledgments | ||
| List of Abbreviations | ||
| Mastery and Escape: T. S. Eliot and the Dialectic of Modernism | 1 | |
| Dispensationalism and the Invention of History | ||
| The Dispensations of Art: Mallarme and the Fallen Reader | 23 | |
| "Ole T.E.H.": Pioneer of Modernism | 46 | |
| Common Ground and Collaboration in T. S. Eliot | 65 | |
| The Mind of Europe: Anxiety, Crisis, and Therapy | ||
| The Structure of Eliot's "Gerontion": An Interpretation Based on Bradley's Doctrine of the Systematic Nature of Truth | 81 | |
| The Case of the Missing Abstraction: Eliot, Frazer, and Modernism | 110 | |
| Substitutes for Religion in the Early Poetry of T. S. Eliot | 123 | |
| Keeping Time in Time: Eliot's Struggle with Form in The Waste Land and Four Quartets | 140 | |
| Mastery and Escape: Eliot's Dialectical Imagination | ||
| The Education of T. S. Eliot | 167 | |
| T. S. Eliot and the Revolt Against Dualism: His Dissertation on F. H. Bradley in its Intellectual Context | 172 | |
| F. H. Bradley's Doctrine of Experience in T. S. Eliot's The Waste Lands and Four Quartets | 191 | |
| Modernism and Belligerence | 207 | |
| Tradition and Female Enmity: Sandra M. Gilbert and Susan Gubar Read T. S. Eliot | 213 | |
| Dialectical Pedagogy: Teaching The Waste Land | ||
| "The Second Coming" and The Waste Land: Capstones of the Western Civilization Course | 231 | |
| When Love Fails: An Approach to Teaching The Waste Land | 247 | |
| Bibliography | 255 | |
| Index | 261 |
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Bruce S Kennedy
reviewed Mastery & Escape: T S Elliot on April 24, 2011
Mastery & Escape: T S Elliot
This was an enlightening journey into the mind and history of Robert Frost. While some of the earlier articles dragged a bit after a while (even Frost admits only so much can be said about chickens... lol ) overall they were a good read and held interesting facts and even more interesting looks into Frost's mind and thoughts.
I was surprised to read in the intro that he didn't even want his prose published like this so it had to be done after he had long passed on because he would keep blocking progress in the end. His reasoning was he didn't want it to compete with his poetry. Other parts I enjoyed finding out were how close he was to some of the other greats in poetry history. His tributes were beautiful and meaningful and his mentions in other writings were always respectful, even when he was actively disagreeing with their work.
Overall this was a great read, especially once you get past the first few collections of articles in his younger years. It was an eye opening adventure and an entertaining exploration into more of what made Frost who he was. If you enjoy Frost's work in poetry, I encourage you to read this collection of his prose. You will look at Frost with new eyes and a deeper appreciation for both his work as well as him in general.
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