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r hatred of propaganda means that her oeuvre as a whole is more like a lumber room of ideas and impressions instead of a perfectly airtight house. Eliot strains to lead readers to correct conclusions about modern life and the role of faith but his discipline as a poet demands avoiding declarative st

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2578-9694 ng of these writers who tend to be discounted as politically.This book argues that E. M. Forster, T. S. Eliot, and Virginia Woolf ?engaged?sustainedly?with real and imagined places as sites of counter-cultural politics. These writers used architectural images in diaries, essays, novels, poems, and p

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Ria BanerjeeArgues that modernist authors used spatial metaphors to open up sites of political intervention and resistance.Provides an alternative reading of these writers who tend to be discounted as politically

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