About the Book

“T.S. Eliot Poetry and Theory: Time and Creativity” is an eminently readable exposition of the microprocesses of creativity. Placing itself firmly at the intersection of psychology, expostulations on “time”, explication of Eliot’s poetic works and critical theory, and understanding of the creative process, the work has an original contribution to make in each of the intersecting disciplines.

The author’s control over her material is thorough and her insights incisive. The work will be of value to scholars of Eliot, explorers of “time” and creativity and discussants of theory alike. For the students it will serve as a very useful entry point into the many mazes of the creative mind.

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About the Author / Editor

Anju Dhadda Misra, poet, scholar, translator and teacher with versatile talents, is the recipient of Rajasthan Sahitya Academy’s Sudhindra Award, 2000, for her poetry collection “Beech Hi Se Shuru.” Her English translations of works of eminent Hindi writers—Ajneya, Nirmal Verma, and Nand Kishore Acharya, amongst them, have been published in prestigious journals and anthologies. A member of the Saraswati Sabha of the Rajasthan Sahitya Academi, founder Vice President of Drsha Film Society, she teaches English Literature at Kanoria Postgraduate College for Women, Jaipur.

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