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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Megan Quigley , David E. ChinitzPublisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC Imprint: Bloomsbury Academic ISBN: 9781350173927ISBN 10: 1350173924 Pages: 288 Publication Date: 22 August 2024 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Manufactured on demand  We will order this item for you from a manufactured on demand supplier. Table of ContentsI. New Eliot 1. Introduction (Megan Quigley & David E. Chinitz) 2. The New Poems of T. S. Eliot, Mark Ford 3. The Complete Prose, Anthony Cuda 4. Eliot’s Divided Life, Frances Dickey 5. Eliot as Public Intellectual, Jeremy Noel-Tod II. Eliot in Theory 6. “No empty bottles”: Eliot's Ambivalent Anthropocene, Julia Daniel 7. Eliot and Translation Theory, Vera Kutzinski 8. Whiteness and Religious Conversion in Four Quartets, Ann Marie Jakubowski 9. Tiresias and TERFism Today: The Waste Land’s Modernist Feminine, Cis and Trans, Emma Heaney 10. Eliot in the Dadabase, Elyse Graham & Michelle Taylor 11. Of Corpses, Corpuses, and Career Capital: Eliot and Print Culture, Michael Whitworth 12. The Always Inconvenient Dead: Lyric Theory and Eliot’s Early Verse, Paul Franz 13. Eliot’s Political Theology, C. D. Blanton 14. The Perfect Post-Critic?, Sumita Chakraborty III. Looking Ahead 15. The Future of Tradition? Eliot and the Condition of the Humanities, Simon During 16. Eliot, Brexit, and the Idea of Europe, Jason Harding 17. Mature Fans Steal: Eliot’s Fictions, Megan Quigley 18. Afterword: Strange God: Eliot, Now, Urmila Seshagiri 19. The Waste Land Centenary: Poets on Eliot, James Longenbach, Carl Phillips, Lesley Wheeler, Craig Raine, Hannah Sullivan, Allison RollinsReviewsThis is an important book which should appeal to a wide range of scholars--those new to Eliot's poetry and prose as well as those who've been reading his work for many years. The collection makes use of the recently published Eliot materials now available to us all and also considers Eliot's work from fresh perspectives * John Whittier-Ferguson, Professor of English, University of Michigan, USA * This is an important book which should appeal to a wide range of scholars--those new to Eliot's poetry and prose as well as those who've been reading his work for many years. The collection makes use of the recently published Eliot materials now available to us all and also considers Eliot's work from fresh perspectives * John Whittier-Ferguson, Professor of English, University of Michigan, USA * Multifaceted, polyvocal, and heterogenous, this thrilling collection speaks in different voices, from different viewpoints, like the endlessly proliferating poet who is its subject. Its centripetal force will unleash further debates and provocations for years to come. * Jahan Ramazani, University Professor and Edgar F. Shannon Professor at the University of Virginia, USA * Eliot Now aims to restart the project of reading and understanding the most dominant and the most enigmatic Anglophone poet of the 20th century. Drawing on the vast amounts of previously unknown material—poems, prose, and letters—that have appeared over the last few decades, the contributors to this collection reopen old questions and propose new ones. Some aspects of the life, particularly the long relationship with Emily Hale, emerge more fully known and yet remain more deeply mysterious than ever before. And readings of the poetry, especially by a group of contemporary poets, show why it still has the freshness that first made it so startling. * Michael North, Distinguished Professor Emeritus, UCLA, USA * A provocation and an inspiration, Eliot Now is the essential guide to reading T.S. Eliot in the twenty-first century. * Rebecca Beasley, Professor of Modernist Studies, University of Oxford, UK * This is an important book which should appeal to a wide range of scholars--those new to Eliot's poetry and prose as well as those who've been reading his work for many years. The collection makes use not only of the recently published Eliot materials now available to us all but also considers Eliot's work from fresh perspectives. * John Whittier-Ferguson, Professor of English, University of Michigan, USA * Author InformationMegan Quigley is the author of Modernist Fiction and Vagueness: Philosophy, Form, and Language (2015) and the editor of two clusters of essays on #MeToo, T. S. Eliot, and Modernism in Modernism/modernity Print+ (2019, 2020). She has published essays in the James Joyce Quarterly, Modernism/modernity, Philosophy and Literature, Poetics Today, LARB, the T. S. Eliot Studies Annual, and nonsite. She is an Associate Professor of English at Villanova University. David E. Chinitz, Professor of English at Loyola University Chicago, is the author of T. S. Eliot and the Cultural Divide (2003) and Which Sin To Bear? Authenticity and Compromise in Langston Hughes(2013). His Complete Prose of T. S. Eliot, Volume 6: The War Years, 1940-1946 (co-edited with Ronald Schuchard) won the 2019 MLA Prize for a Scholarly Edition. He has served as president of the Modernist Studies Association and the International T. S. Eliot Society. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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