The Works of T.S. Eliot 21: Eliot's criticism II

[@deeh2434]

Thank you so much for a great series of lectures.

[@trineman2001]

Thanks Professor Strandberg. for this series of lectures. Would have also enjoyed your thoughts on the Four Quartets … but, that would be another 12 or more lectures. This offering was a great service to the public. Also enjoying some of your essays on the Duke University site: on Shakespeare's sonnets … and Joyce Carrol Oates' "You Must Remember This" … which I had just recently read. Excellent commentary … straight forward and insightful.

[@purpledanny1958]

I cannot agree more. Having enjoyed these many stunning lectures, I'm hoping for Prof.Strandberg's lectures on the Four Quartets!

[@berenicebohic6160]

Thank you Professor Strandberg for this enlightening series of lectures

[@davidhynes57]

Excellent series. Thank you kindly.

[@rikurodriguesneto6043]

fantastic series !

[@trixbela]

Thank you, profesor.

[@Idmoment]

I feel sure that Eliot is talking about running into Bertrand Russell in Concord -a familiar compound ghost. They lived briefly with Russell who had an affair with Eliots wife -read it with that in mind, and how he gave Russell a piece of his mind in that brief encounter. I don’t understand how Eliot scholars didn’t pick up on this immediately.

[@belleme861]

Thank you Professor!!

[@DJSTOEK]

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[@kiotsutsuki6682]

Thanks