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James,

 Could you give a few specifics regarding that? I would imagine that most audiences would be less than unified in their enthusiasms to begin with.

Thanks,
Ken A

On 5/25/2016 4:56 AM, James Loucks wrote:
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I've studied TSE's year in America in detail, and I can assure you that his lectures and readings did not always appeal to his audiences.  --  Jim Loucks



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Subject: Re: TS Eliot - a 1931 portrait

The 1931 portrait vis-a-vis Eliot's timeline 

1930 
"Ash Wednesday," a poem about Eliot's religious awakening, is published.

1932
A Year at Harvard
Eliot accepts a yearlong teaching position at Harvard, his alma mater. The professional opportunity also gives him a break from his failing marriage to Vivienne, who remains in England while Eliot travels to Massachusetts. Eliot is instantly a well-liked professor, frequently inviting students over for tea.


In the 1931 portrait, Eliot looks confident, reassured. 

CR 


On Sunday, May 22, 2016, Chanan Mittal <[log in to unmask]> wrote: