Titlebook: Eliot, Auden, Lowell; Lachlan Mackinnon Book 1983 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1983 George Eliot.literat

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Lowell,audelairean ancestry Lowell’s critics offer no adequate commentary,. is found, as Baudelaire insists, in the death of the poet.. Lowell does not die as a poet: he must therefore discover a way of making his disability consistent with his ambition. The second problem casts light on the first, for it

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A New Idea in Marketing: Honesty,tary and scholarship, or run so little chance of being totally ignored. Other than Eliot, Auden and Lowell, probably only Pound and Yeats have any claim to having received more attention. What I want to propose is that the exegesis, commentary and scholarship which encircle their works have not succ

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Cultivating New Business Perspectives,ent after his departure for the United States. Auden’s life, and his poetic career, constitute a drama which the first biographies. have failed to clarify. I intend to explore this drama and to show that it is best understood by reference to the Baudelairean paradigm for the modern poet: I shall sho

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