01985cam a2200361 a 45000010008000000030008000080050017000160060019000330070003000520080041000550100017000960200015001130200018001280350012001460400023001580410008001810500023001890820013002121000028002252450043002532600043002963000070003393360026004093370028004353380027004635000020004905040033005105050553005435200382010966000049014786500046015276500050015734258778BJBSDDR20260211105854.0a|||||r|||| 00| 0 ta840307s1984 nyucf rb 001 0beng  a 84005333  a0671530437 a9780671530433 a4258778 aDLCcDLCdDLCbeng aeng14aPS 3509bE42A 198400a821/.9121 aAckroyd, Peter, d1949-10aT.S. Eliot :ba life /cPeter Ackroyd. aNew York :bSimon and Schuster,c1984. a400 pages [32] pages of plates :billustrations, ports. ;c24 cm. atextbtxt2rdacontent aunmediatedbn2rdamedia avolumebnc2rdacarrier aIncludes index. aBibliography: pages 365-372. aContenidos: Prelude Origins 1888–1906 The Pursuit of Learning 1906–1914 Into the Vortex 1914–1917 Mr. Eliot, the Banker 1917–1918 Toil, and Troubles 1919–1920 The Collapse 1921–1922 A Sense of Failure 1923–1924 In Search of Faith 1925–1929 The Woes of Marriage 1929–1931 Separate Lives 1932–1934 Beginning Again 1934–1935 Out of the Storm 1935–1939 The Years of War 1939–1945 The Rigours of Life 1946–1949 The Public Man 1950–1956 Happy at Last 1957–1965 Bibliography and Index follow the main text. aPeter Ackroyd's T. S. Eliot: A Life (1984) is celebrated as the first thorough and authoritative biography of the poet, despite significant restrictions imposed by Eliot’s estate. Ackroyd was only permitted minimal quoting of Eliot’s published poetry and none of his unpublished correspondence, compelling him to adopt a more inventive and interpretative narrative style.14aEliot, T. S. q(Thomas Stearns), d1888-1965 0aPoets, Americany20th centuryxBiography. 4aPoetas estadounidenses ysiglo vBiografías