T.S. Eliot (1888-1965) a special issue.
Contributors: Tate, Allen.
Series: Sewanee Review
Publisher: The Sewanee review
Published: 1966
Place of publication: Sewanee, Tenn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 387
Subjects: Eliot, T. S. -- 1888-1965.
Notes: Postscript by the guest editor.
Table of contents: value: T.S. Eliot. American literature and the American language.; value: I.A. Richards. On TSE.; value: Herbert Read. T.S.E.; value: a memoir.; value: Stephen Spender. Remembering Eliot.; value: Bonamy Dobrée. T.S. Eliot: a personal reminiscence.; value: Frank Morley. A few recollections of Eliot.; value: C.D. Lewis. At east Coker.; value: E.M. Browne. T.S. Eliot in the theatre: the director's memories.; value: Helen Gardner. The comedies of T.S. Eliot.; value: Robert Speaight. With Becket in Murder in the cathedral.; value: Conrad Aiken. An anatomy of melancholy.; value: Leonard Unger. T.S. Eliot's images of awareness.; value: Frank Kermode. A Babylonish dialect.; value: Robert Richman. The day of the signs.; value: G.W. Knight. T.S. Eliot: some literary impressions.; value: Mario Praz. T.S. Eliot as a critic.; value: Austin Warren. Continuity in T.S. Eliot's literary criticism.; value: Wallace Fowlie. Baudelaire and Eliot: interpreters of their age.; value: Cleanth Brooks. T.S. Eliot: thinker and artist.; value: J.A. Smith. T.S. Eliot and The Listener.; value: Robert Giroux. A personal memoir.; value: F.N. Lees. Mr. Eliot's Sunday morning Satura.; value: H.S. Davies. Mistah Kurtz: He dead.; value: B. Rajan. The overwhelming question.; value: Neville Braybrooke. T.S. Eliot in the South Seas.; value: Allen Tate.