T. S. Eliot's Parisian Year

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324 . Index Weingartner, Felix, 216, 293n8 Weymann, Charles Torres, 71 Wharton, Edith, 166 “What Dante Means to Me,” 7, 271–72, 285 “What France Means to You”: artistic richness, 274; Eliot’s language skills, 265; overview, 1, 2, 3; significance for Eliot, 8 Whitworth, Geoffrey, 164, 168, 170, 172, 178; on Ballets Russes, 188; influence on Eliot, 187, 277; on tradition in new art forms, 187 Wilhelm Uhde (Picasso), 134 Wilson, Edmund, 141 Wogue, Jules, 79 Woman in a Hat (Matisse), 37, 133 Woman with a Mandolin (Picasso), 134 Woman with a Parrot (Manet): influence of, 37, 126 Woman with Phlox (Gleizes), 134 Women: outstanding Parisians, 75–76, 78 Women’s rights, 75–76, 78–79 Woolf, Virginia, 132, 148, 179 “Wordsworth and Coleridge,” 274 Working class: effects of materialism and science, 29 World War I, 147, 148, 260; pain over, 260–61 World War II, 259 Year in Paris: Bergson as star, 43; departure, 57–58, 257; French literary influences, 271; goals, 2–3; influence of, overview, 58; overview, 3, 5; overview of effects, 2, 280–81, 283n4 “Yeats,” 2, 8 Yeats allusion, 185 Yellow Christ, The (Gauguin), 146–47 Zola, Émile, 61 Nancy Duvall Hargrove is William L. Giles Distinguished Professor Emerita of English at Mississippi State University. She is the author of Landscape as Symbol in the Poetry of T. S. Eliot (1978) and The Journey Toward Ariel: Sylvia Plath’s Poems of 1956–1959 (1994) as well as over forty essays on Eliot, Plath, and other literary figures. She is the recipient of numerous teaching and research awards, including four Fulbright lectureships. ...