Christian Romanticism: T. S. Eliot's Response to Percy Shelley
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Contents

Acknowledgements

xi

List of Abbreviations

xiii

Chapter One—Eliot and Shelley: Influence, Renunciation and Accommodation

1

The Harvard Lecturer: Eliot in 1932

2

Confronting the Romantics: The Norton Lectures

8

Possible Reasons for Eliot’s Disavowal of Romanticism

18

Eliot’s Uneasy Relationship with the Romantics

27

Later Rapprochement with Shelley

32

Past Readings of Eliot’s Romantic Dilemma

33

‘Christian Romanticism’: A Different Reading of Eliot’s Response to Shelley

42

Chapter Two—The Question of the Self

47

‘Life’s Unquiet Dream’: Shelley’s Condition of Selfhood

48

‘Alastor’ and ‘Prince Athanese’

52