T. S. Eliot and the Mother
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T. S. Eliot and the Mother
Geary, Matthew
Taylor & Francis Ltd
05/2021
320
Dura
Inglês
9780367759193
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction
1 'There Will be Time to Murder and Create':
Creative/Destructive Ambivalence in T. S. Eliot's Early Poetry
2 Maternal Allegory:
Death and the Mother, Faith and Revelation in Ash-Wednesday
3 Ash-Wednesday: A Poetics of the Maternal Body
4 Recognition in 'Marina' and 'Coriolan':
Sea-Changes in Eliot's Thinking on the Maternal
5 'Everything Has Always Been Referred Back to Mother':
The Melodramatic Staging of Ambivalence in The Family Reunion
Conclusion: T. S. Eliot's Stabat Mater
1 'There Will be Time to Murder and Create':
Creative/Destructive Ambivalence in T. S. Eliot's Early Poetry
2 Maternal Allegory:
Death and the Mother, Faith and Revelation in Ash-Wednesday
3 Ash-Wednesday: A Poetics of the Maternal Body
4 Recognition in 'Marina' and 'Coriolan':
Sea-Changes in Eliot's Thinking on the Maternal
5 'Everything Has Always Been Referred Back to Mother':
The Melodramatic Staging of Ambivalence in The Family Reunion
Conclusion: T. S. Eliot's Stabat Mater
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Young Man;Charlotte Eliot;Garboard Strake;Poetry;Maternal Form;American Poetry;La Figlia Che Piange;Modern American Poetry;Maternal Feminine;Modernism;Maternal Body;Feminism;Charlotte's Death;Motherhood;Maternal Ambivalence;mothering;Eliot's Works;Oedipus;Dry Salvages;love;Vita Nuova;maternal love;Dante's Vita Nuova;Ash-Wednesday;Eliot's Early Poems;Marina;Christ Child;Coriolan;Eliot's Life;The Family Reunion;Part Iii;prose;Mother Son Relationship;American prose;Eliot's Early Poetry;religion;Imaginary Father;spirituality;Dante's Allegory;relationships;La Figlia;Freud;Melodramatic Passions;masculinity;Recognition Scene;sexuality;German Tragic Drama;desire;Ancient Passion;feminine;identity;attitudes towards women;marriage;activism;social reform;mother-son ambivalence;psychoanalytic;The Origin of German Tragic Drama;psychoanalysis;maternal studies;allegory studies;patriarchy;modernist masculinities;postmodern agenda;mandarins;Love Song of St. Sebastian;Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock;Hysteria;The Waste Land;Tradition and the Individual Talent;Hamlet and his Problems;Dante;The Enigma of the Lady;The 1928 Typescript;Death;Walter Benjamin;Flowers and the Garden;Juvenilia;Colour;The Face;Oedipal models;Eliot's poet-mother;Poetic development;Maternal poetics
Introduction
1 'There Will be Time to Murder and Create':
Creative/Destructive Ambivalence in T. S. Eliot's Early Poetry
2 Maternal Allegory:
Death and the Mother, Faith and Revelation in Ash-Wednesday
3 Ash-Wednesday: A Poetics of the Maternal Body
4 Recognition in 'Marina' and 'Coriolan':
Sea-Changes in Eliot's Thinking on the Maternal
5 'Everything Has Always Been Referred Back to Mother':
The Melodramatic Staging of Ambivalence in The Family Reunion
Conclusion: T. S. Eliot's Stabat Mater
1 'There Will be Time to Murder and Create':
Creative/Destructive Ambivalence in T. S. Eliot's Early Poetry
2 Maternal Allegory:
Death and the Mother, Faith and Revelation in Ash-Wednesday
3 Ash-Wednesday: A Poetics of the Maternal Body
4 Recognition in 'Marina' and 'Coriolan':
Sea-Changes in Eliot's Thinking on the Maternal
5 'Everything Has Always Been Referred Back to Mother':
The Melodramatic Staging of Ambivalence in The Family Reunion
Conclusion: T. S. Eliot's Stabat Mater
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Young Man;Charlotte Eliot;Garboard Strake;Poetry;Maternal Form;American Poetry;La Figlia Che Piange;Modern American Poetry;Maternal Feminine;Modernism;Maternal Body;Feminism;Charlotte's Death;Motherhood;Maternal Ambivalence;mothering;Eliot's Works;Oedipus;Dry Salvages;love;Vita Nuova;maternal love;Dante's Vita Nuova;Ash-Wednesday;Eliot's Early Poems;Marina;Christ Child;Coriolan;Eliot's Life;The Family Reunion;Part Iii;prose;Mother Son Relationship;American prose;Eliot's Early Poetry;religion;Imaginary Father;spirituality;Dante's Allegory;relationships;La Figlia;Freud;Melodramatic Passions;masculinity;Recognition Scene;sexuality;German Tragic Drama;desire;Ancient Passion;feminine;identity;attitudes towards women;marriage;activism;social reform;mother-son ambivalence;psychoanalytic;The Origin of German Tragic Drama;psychoanalysis;maternal studies;allegory studies;patriarchy;modernist masculinities;postmodern agenda;mandarins;Love Song of St. Sebastian;Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock;Hysteria;The Waste Land;Tradition and the Individual Talent;Hamlet and his Problems;Dante;The Enigma of the Lady;The 1928 Typescript;Death;Walter Benjamin;Flowers and the Garden;Juvenilia;Colour;The Face;Oedipal models;Eliot's poet-mother;Poetic development;Maternal poetics
