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T.S. Eliot

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July 13, 2015

 

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Eliot helped to modify poetic diction with Ezra Pound, whom was a critical element in the publishing of Eliot's first works (Ackroyd 55). In 1915, Eliot was introduced to Vivienne Haigh-Wood, was instantly attracted, and married her that very same year (Ackroyd 61). His parents did not approve of this, especially once they discovered her history of emotional and physical difficulties (Ackroyd 62)...
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This marriage nearly caused the family to crumble; yet, it did mark the beginning of Eliot's English career. Since Vivienne did not wish to cross the Atlantic during a time of war, Eliot was forced to mark his literary home in England. They went to Bertrand Russell who shared his social resources and his London home...
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