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Elisabeth Däumer
Bloomsbury Academic
The international reception of T. S. Eliot
Chapter 10.  Multiple Voices, Single Identity :  T. S. Eliot’s Criticism and Spanish Poetry
Authors

Santiago Rodriguez; Guerrero Strachan

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1667487672830_9076018

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Pages

141–153

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Front matter
Acknowledgements
vii–viii
Abbreviations
ix
Notes on Contributors
x–xiv
Chapter 1.  Introduction
1–4
Chapter 2.  Tradition and the Postcolonial Talent :  T. S. Eliot versus Edward Kamau Brathwaite
Matthew Hart
5–24
Chapter 3.  Two Modernisms :  T. S. Eliot and La Nouvelle Revue Française
William Marx
25–35
Chapter 4.  (Re)modernizing Eliot :  Eva Hesse and Das Wüste Land
Elisabeth Däumer
36–54
Chapter 5.  Translated Eliot :  Lucian Blaga’s Strategy for Cultural Survival and the Soviet Colonization of Romania
Sean Cotter
55–68
Chapter 6.  T. S. Eliot and Modernism in Mid-Twentieth-Century Israel
Leonore Gerstein
69–87
Chapter 7.  The Shadow of Eliot Across Bengali Poetry of the 1930s
Shirshendu Chakrabarti
88–102
Chapter 8.  T. S. Eliot in Iceland :  A Historical Portrait
Astradur Eysteinsson; Eysteinn Thorvaldsson
103–122
Chapter 9.  ‘By the Arena … Il Decaduto’ :  Eliot & / in Italy
Stefano Maria Casella
123–140
Chapter 10.  Multiple Voices, Single Identity :  T. S. Eliot’s Criticism and Spanish Poetry
Santiago Rodriguez; Guerrero Strachan
141–153
Chapter 11.  China’s Reception of T. S. Eliot
Lihui Liu
154–179
Chapter 12.  ‘In the Juvescence of the Year’ — T. S. Eliot’s Impact and Reverberations in Japan 1930-2005
Shunichi Takayanagi
180–194
Chapter 13.  Impersonality, Imitation, and Influence :  T. S. Eliot and A. J. M. Smith
Brian Trehearne
195–214
Chapter 14.  Jorge Luis Borges Rewrites T. S. Eliot
Juan De Castro
215–225
Chapter 15.  ‘Somewhat Weird Reading :  Czeslaw Milosz and T. S. Eliot
Magda Heydel
226–242
Chapter 16.  ‘The Politics of Friendship’ :  T. S. Eliot in Germany Through E. R. Curtius’s Looking Glass
J. H. Cpoley
243–267
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