Synopsis
T. S. Eliot believed the 1932-1933 Norton Lectures collected here, rather than his more famous 1919 essay "Tradition and the Individual Talent," represented his mature critical thought. His deep erudition, his existential doubt, and his yearning for order animate these lectures as much as his best poems.
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