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From: The Modern Language Review
Date: 20050701
Author:Marshall, Ashley
In 1929 Eliot delivered a lecture entitled 'Experiment in Criticism'. He never collected it, and it has been largely ignored by critics. This article argues that the essay represents a major departure from his usual conflicted position in the 1920s and 1930s about the objects of criticism. Eliot seems quickly to have come to regard the essay as a misconceived failure, but here emphasis is laid upon the productivity of that failure in propelling him towards a revised and nuanced understanding of criticism and of his place in tradition.
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In 1929 Eliot published ...
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