T. S. Eliot (Paperback)

General Editors' Preface Acknowledgements Introduction: To Theorize the Theorist: Eliot and Postmodern Criticism Part One: Eliot the Theorist 1. Richard Shusterman, "The Concept of Tradition: its Progress and Potential" 2. Jeffrey M. Perl, "The Language of Theory and the Language of Poetry: The Significance of T.S. Eliot's Philosophical Notebooks, Part Two" Part Two: Postructural Readings 3. Michael Beehler, "Semiotics/Psychoanalysis/Christianity: Eliot's Logic of Alterity" 4. Maud Ellmann, "The Waste Land: A Sphinx without a Secret" Part Three: Ideological Readings 5. Terry Eagleton, "Ideology and Literary Forms: T.S. Eliot" 6. John Xiros Cooper, "Reading the `Seduction' Fragment" 7. Michael North, "The Dialect in/of Modernism: Pound and Elite's Racial Masquerade" Part Four: Elite and Sexuality 8. Sandra Giblet, "Costumes of the Mind: Transvestism as Metaphor in Modern Literature" 9. Christine Formula, "Elite's Grail Quest, or, the Lover, the Police, and the Waste Land 10. Jacqueline Rose, "Hamlet-the Moan Lisa of Literature" Notes on Authors Bibliography and FurtherReading Index