The Faber Library 24 - Elizabethan Essays by T S Eliot
Book Description
T S Eliot discusses Elizabethan dramatists: 'What I wish to do is to define and illustrate a point of view toward Elizabethan drama, which is different from the nineteenth-century tradition. There are two accepted and apparently opposed critical attitudes toward Elizabethan drama, and what I shall endeavour to show is that these attitudes are identical, and that another attitude is possible'.
Author
T S Eliot
Date
1934, first, not first impression.
Binding
Publisher's green cloth, bright gilt title to spine.
Publisher
Faber and Faber
Condition
Book good, dust wrapper fair and unclipped, minor foxing, 1
Pages
195
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