[Vwoolf] TS Eliot on Virginia Woolf
Adolphe Haberer
adolphe at haberer.fr
Thu Aug 13 04:45:56 EDT 2015
Dear Stuart,
I don't have the Critical Heritage volume at hand. It might be interesting to see if Eliot's original article differs significantly from the translation made (by whom?) from the French. And also I must say that I found extraordinarily interesting the devastating criticism Eliot made of D.H. Lawrence, which of course does not appear in the Critical Heritage.
Best
Ado
Le 12 août 2015 à 21:23, Stuart N. Clarke <stuart.n.clarke at btinternet.com> a écrit :
> However, part (from "Mrs Woolf is a very different type" to "You must rediscover it, as something new.") was translated *from* the French, and appeared in "Virginia Woolf: The Critical Heritage" (pp.191-2)!
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> Stuart
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> -----Original Message----- From: Adolphe Haberer
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> "She is not only civilized but prefers civilization to barbarism; and she writes with great care, always extremely well and in one at least of the great traditions of English prose, and sometimes with astonishing beauty."
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> An essay by TS Eliot published in English for the first time
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> See The TLS online 12 August
> http://www.the-tls.co.uk/tls/public/article1592488.ece
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> With best summery wishes to all
> Ado Haberer
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