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	title:	The Use of Poetry & the Use of Criticism - Studies in the Relation of (Paper) (Charles Eliot Norton Lectures for 1932-33)
	author:	TS Eliot
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Harvard University Press
	released:	July 1, 1986
	isbn:	0674931505
	isbn-13:	9780674931503

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The Use of Poetry and the Use of Criticism - Rated A fanastic, stimulating book, covering poetry and criticism from the Elizabethan to the Modern age. In these essays Eliot dedicates himself to his subject with unusal lack of "ifs and buts" (to invoke his own, all too accaurate description of himself in a poem). The book is full of challenging thought: perhaps most of all about writing poetry in general, and the development of the poet. These, as well as being very influential, also have the force that only a practising poet's statements can have -- if, of course, the poet has Eliot's gift for searching self-analysis.

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The Use of Poetry and the Use of Criticism - Rated 5/5
A fanastic, stimulating book, covering poetry and criticism from the Elizabethan to the Modern age. In these essays Eliot dedicates himself to his subject with unusal lack of "ifs and buts" (to invoke his own, all too accaurate description of himself in a poem). The book is full of challenging thought: perhaps most of all about writing poetry in general, and the development of the poet. These, as well as being very influential, also have the force that only a practising poet's statements can have -- if, of course, the poet has Eliot's gift for searching self-analysis.