Men and Women in T.S. Eliot's Early Poetry

Agamemnon Alfred Prufrock allusion Bergonzi Brooker and Bentley Buddhism character Classical connected connotations constitutes contrast Cooking Egg critics Cuddy Dante dead death dimension Donne dream Eliot's Animals Eliot's early poetry Eliot's poem Eliot's poetry emotional epigraph episode erotic experience eyes feeling female fertility Figlia Fire Sermon flowers Fragmentary Wholeness Game of Chess Germer Gerontion Gerontion's girl Grishkin Grover Smith hair Hargrove hollow Hollow Men human hyacinth garden Ibid imagery implications important instance interpretation James Longenbach kind kingdom Knapp Hay Kristian Smidt Lady lines Love Song Lyndall Gordon male metaphor metaphysics modern myth mythic nightingales pain passage passion person Piccarda Pipit poet Portrait Prufrock reference regarded relationship relevant scene seems sense sensual sexual smell Southam speaker stair stanza sterility suffering suggests Sweeney Sweeney Erect Sweeney's symbolic image T. S. Eliot Thames theme Thormählen thought tion Tiresias Vries Waste Land Whispers of Immortality wind woman women word