Points of view
By: by T. S. Eliot
Series: Sesame books
Publisher: Faber and Faber ltd.
Published: 1941
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 158
Subjects: Criticism
Notes: "This selection of T. S. Eliot's critical writings has been made and edited ... by John Hayward."--p. 5.

"First published in June Mcmxli."

"Select bibliography of prose-writings": p. 6.
Table of contents: title: Part 1; title: Literary Criticism; title: the funcation of criticism, criticism, the experience of literature, tradition, tradition and the individual talent, poetry and philosophy, "romantic" and "classic", journalism and literature, the appreciation of poetry, the critic of poetry, "difficult" poetry, poetic imagery, metrical innovation, auditory imagination. Part 2; title: Dramatic Criticism; title: poetic drama, greek drama, the pattern of Shakespeare, the unit of Shakespeare, Ben Jonson, Middleton's "changeling". Part 3; title: Individual Authors; title: dissociation of sensibility, Andrew Marvell. William Blake, coleridge, Wordsworth, Arnold, Walter pater and "Marius the Epicurean", tennyson, Thomas Hardy, the Pensees of Pascal, Charles Baudelaire. Part 4; title: Religion and Society; title: Charistainity and society, "Christian" or "Pagan", war, "private religions" the strait gate, the christain community, society and the arts, religious and literature, church and state, "conformity to nature", modern education, the decay of the music-hall.