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‘Till human voices wake us’: The Isolated Self in Eliot’s Early Poetry |
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‘I never know what you are thinking’: The Isolated Self in The Waste Land |
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‘Thou pitiest them?’: Shelley’s Prometheus Unbound and Eliot’s ‘Dans le Restaurant’ |
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The Family Reunion and The Cocktail Party: Two Responses to Selfhood |
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‘A deeper communion’: Four Quartets |
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Chapter Three—Human Love and the Search for Transcendence |
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Shelley’s Search for the Antitype |
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The Quest for Love in ‘Alastor’ |
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Love and Isolation in Eliot’s Early Poetry |
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‘Alas, what drove him mad?’: Destructive Love in ‘Julian and Maddalo’ |
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Love and Lust in The Waste Land |
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‘Epipsychidion’: Love as Religion |
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Renunciation or Transcendence? |
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‘Expanding / Of love beyond desire’: Four Quartets |