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This interdisciplinary book emphasises the importance of T. S. Eliots mother, Charlotte, to his life and works. Drawing on revealing new Eliot materials, Geary rethinks the poets ambivalence toward women in the context of mother-son ambivalence, showing how his search for belief and love converged with a developing maternal poetics.
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