Cover -- Half-title -- Series-title -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Series Editor's Preface -- Introduction -- Notes -- Acknowledgments -- PRUFROCK AND OTHER OBSERVATIONS 1917 -- Conrad Aiken. "Esoteric Catholicity." Poetry Journal 5 (April 1916), 127-29. -- *Arthur Waugh. "The New Poetry." Quarterly Review 226 (October 1916), 386. -- *Ezra Pound. "Drunken Helots and Mr. Eliot." Egoist 4, no. 5 (June 1917), 72-74. -- *Times Literary Supplement 805 (21 June 1917), 299. -- *"Recent Verse." Literary World 83 (5 July 1917), 107. -- E. P. [Ezra Pound]. "T. S. Eliot." Poetry: A Magazine of Verse 10 (August 1917), 264-71. -- *"Shorter Notices." New Statesman 9 (18 August 1917), 477. -- Conrad Aiken. "Divers Realists." Dial 63 (8 November 1917), 453-55. -- May Sinclair. "Prufrock and Other Observations: A Criticism." Little Review 4, no. 8 (December 1917), 8-14. -- Conrad Aiken. "New Curiosity Shop-and a Poet." Dial 64 (31 January 1918), 112. -- B. D. [Babette Deutsch]. "Another Impressionist." New Republic 14 (16 February 1918), 89. -- M. M. [Marianne Moore]. "A Note on T. S. Eliot's Book." Poetry: A Magazine of Verse 12 (April 1918), 36-37. -- Edgar Jepson. "Recent United States Poetry." English Review 26 (May 1918), 419-28. -- William Carlos Williams. "Prologue." Little Review 6 (May 1919), 76-78. -- Checklist of Additional Reviews -- POEMS 1919 ARA VOS PREC 1920 POEMS 1920 -- *"Not Here, O Apollo." Times Literary Supplement 908 (12 June 1919), 322. -- *"Is This Poetry?" Athenaeum 4651 (20 June 1919), 491. -- Checklist of Additional Reviews -- *John Middleton Murry. "The Eternal Footman." Athenaeum 4686 (20 February 1920), 239. -- *"A New Byronism." Times Literary Supplement 948 (18 March 1920), 184. -- *Robert Nichols. "An Ironist." Observer, 18 April 1920, p. 7.

*Desmond MacCarthy. "New Poets, T. S. Eliot." New Statesman 16 (8 January 1921), 418-20. -- Clive Bell. "Plus de Jazz." New Republic 28 (21 September 1921), 94. -- *Richard Aldington. "The Poetry of T. S. Eliot." Outlook 49 (7 January 1922), 12-13. -- Checklist of Additional Reviews -- Babette Deutsch. "The Season for Song-A Page on the Poets-T. S. Eliot's Weird and Brilliant Book." New York Evening Post, 29 May 1920. -- Marion Strobel. "Perilous Leaping." Poetry: A Magazine of Verse 16 (June 1920), 157-59. -- e. e. cummings. "T. S. Eliot." Dial 68, no. 6 (June 1920), 781-84. -- Mark Van Doren. "Anglo-Saxon Adventures in Verse." Nation 110, no. 2869 (26 June 1920), 856a-57a. -- Louis Untermeyer. "Irony de Luxe." Freeman 1 (30 June 1920), 381-82. -- *Raymond M. Weaver. "What Ails Pegasus?" Bookman 52 (September 1920), 57-66. -- Padraic Colum. "Studies in the Sophisticated." New Republic 25 (8 December 1920), 52, 54. -- THE SACRED WOOD: ESSAYS ON POETRY AND CRITICISM 1920, 1921 -- *Douglas Goldring. "Modern Critical Prose." Chapbook 2, no. 8 (February 1920), 7-14. -- *F. G. Bettany. "The Bookshelf." Arts Gazette 2 (3 April 1920), 741-42. -- *"The Function of Criticism." Times Literary Supplement 956 (13 May 1920), 289. -- "Poetry and Criticism." Times Literary Supplement 985 (2 December 1920), 795. -- Robert Lynd. "Buried Alive." Nation 18 (4 December 1920), supplement 359-60. -- *L. W. [Leonard Woolf]. "Back to Aristotle." Athenaeum 4729 (17 December 1920), 834-35. -- Marianne Moore. "The Sacred Wood." Dial 70 (March 1921), 336-39. -- Conrad Aiken. "The Scientific Critic." Freeman 2 (2 March 1921), 593-94. -- *"The Sacred Wood." New Statesman 16 (26 March 1921), 733-34. -- *"Detachment." Saturday Review 131 (2 April 1921), 281-82. -- John Middleton Murry. "The Sacred Wood." New Republic 26 (13 April 1921), 194-95.

Mark Van Doren. "England's Critical Compass." Nation 112, no. 2913 (4 May 1921), 669-70. -- Richard Aldington. "The Sacred Wood." Today 8, no. 4 (September 1921), 191-93. -- Checklist of Additional Reviews -- THE WASTE LAND 1922 -- *Times Literary Supplement 1084 (26 October 1922), 690. -- Edmund Wilson, Jr. "The Rag-Bag of the Soul." New York Evening Post Literary Review, 25 November 1922, pp. 237-38. -- "Comment." Dial 73 (December 1922), 685-87. -- Edmund Wilson, Jr. "The Poetry of Drouth." Dial 73 (December 1922), 611-16. -- Gilbert Seldes. "T. S. Eliot." Nation 115 (6 December 1922), 614-16. -- A. T. [Allen Tate]. "Whose Ox." Fugitive 1 (December 1922), 99-100. -- Burton Rascoe. "In Defense of T. S. Eliot." Herald-Tribune [New York], 7 January 1923, sec. 6, p. 22. -- Louis Untermeyer. "Disillusion vs. Dogma." Freeman 6 (17 January 1923), 453. -- Elinor Wylie. "Mr. Eliot's Slug Horn." New York Evening Post Literary Review, 20 January 1923, p. 396. -- Burton Rascoe. "The Waste Land Controversy." New York Herald Tribune, 21 January 1923, sec. 6, p. 27. -- *Harold Monro. "Notes for a Study of The Waste Land: An Imaginary Dialogue with T. S. Eliot." Chapbook 34 (February 1923), 20-24. -- Conrad Aiken. "An Anatomy of Melancholy." New Republic 33 (7 February 1923), 294-95. -- Harriet Monroe. "A Contrast." Poetry: A Magazine of Verse 21 (March 1923), 325-30. -- J. F. "Shantih, Shantih, Shantih: Has the Reader Any Rights Before the Bar of Literature?" Time 1 (3 March 1923), 12. -- J. M. Double Dealer 5 (May 1923), 173-74. -- John Crowe Ransom. "Waste Lands." New York Evening Post Literary Review 3 (14 July 1923), 825-26. -- Helen McAfee. "The Literature of Disillusion." Atlantic 132 (August 1923), 227. -- Allen Tate. "Waste Lands." New York Evening Post Literary Review 3 (4 August 1923), 886.

*[Edgell Rickword]. "A Fragmentary Poem." Times Literary Supplement 1131 (20 September 1923), 616. -- *Clive Bell. "T. S. Eliot." Nation & Athenaeum 33 (22 September 1923), 772-73. -- *J. C. Squire. "Poetry." London Mercury 8 (October 1923), 655-56. -- *F. L. Lucas. "The Waste Land." New Statesman 22 (3 November 1923), 116-18. -- Humbert Wolfe. "Waste Land and Waste Paper." Weekly Westminster 1 (17 November 1923), 94. -- Checklist of Additional Reviews -- HOMAGE TO JOHN DRYDEN 1924 -- Edmund Wilson, Jr. "T. S. Eliot and the Seventeenth Century." New Republic 41 (7 January 1925), 177-78. -- *Edwin Muir. "Mr. Eliot's Criticism." Calendar of Modern Letters 1 (May 1925), 242-44. -- Checklist of Additional Reviews -- POEMS 1909-1925 1925 -- *Edgell Rickword. "The Modern Poet." Calendar of Modern Letters 2 (December 1925), 278-81. -- *Leonard Woolf. "'Jug Jug' to Dirty Ears." Nation & Athenaeum 38 (5 December 1925), 354. -- *John Middleton Murry. "The 'Classical' Revival." Adelphi 3 (February 1926), 585­95, and (March 1926), 648-53. -- Notes -- *Louise Morgan. "The Poetry of Mr. Eliot." Outlook 57 (20 February 1926), 135-36. -- *I. A. Richards. "Mr. Eliot's Poems." New Statesman 26 (20 February 1926), 584-85. -- *J. C. S[quire]. "Poems." London Mercury 13 (March 1926), 547-48. -- Edmund Wilson, Jr. "Stravinsky and Others." New Republic 46 (10 March 1926), 73-74. -- Allen Tate. "A Poetry of Ideas." New Republic 47 (30 June 1926), 172-73. -- Conrad Aiken. "The Poetic Dilemma." Dial 82 (May 1927), 420-23. -- Checklist of Additional Reviews -- FOR LANCELOT ANDREWES: ESSAYS ON STYLE AND ORDER 1928, 1929 -- *J[acob] Bronowski. Cambridge Review 49 (30 November 1928), 176. -- *"Mr. Eliot's New Essays." Times Literary Supplement 1401 (6 December 1928), 953. -- *"For Mr. T. S. Eliot." New Statesman 32 (29 December 1928), 387-88.

*F. R. Leavis. "T. S. Eliot-A Reply to the Condescending." Cambridge Review 50 (8 February 1929), 254-56. -- Francis Fergusson. "Golden Candlesticks." Hound and Horn 2 (April-June 1929), 297-99. -- Edmund Wilson, Jr. "T. S. Eliot and the Church of England." New Republic 58 (24 April 1929), 283-84. -- Arthur Colton. "A Significant Direction." Saturday Review 5 (27 April 1929), 947. -- Mark Van Doren. "The Letter Giveth Life." Nation 128 (15 May 1929), 590. -- Conrad Aiken. "Retreat." Dial 86 (July 1929), 628-30. -- Checklist of Additional Reviews -- DANTE 1929 ANIMULA 1929 MARINA 1930 -- Franklin Gary. Symposium 1 (April 1930), 268-71. -- Marianne Moore. "A Machinery of Satisfaction." Poetry: A Magazine of Verse 38 (September 1931), 337-39. -- Checklist of Additional Reviews -- ASH-WEDNESDAY 1930 -- *Gerald Heard. "T. S. Eliot." Week-End Review 1 (3 May 1930), 268-69. -- *Francis Birrell. "Mr. T. S. Eliot." Nation & Athenaeum 47 (31 May 1930), 292-93. -- Eda Lou Walton. "Desire for Oblivion." Nation 131 (6 August 1930), 155. -- Edmund Wilson, Jr. New Republic 64 (20 August 1930), 24-25. -- Morton D. Zabel. "T. S. Eliot in Mid-Career." Poetry: A Magazine of Verse 36 (September 1930), 330-37. -- William Rose Benet. "Round about Parnassus." Saturday Review of Literature 7 (18 October 1930), 249-50. -- *Brian Howard. "Mr. Eliot's Poetry." New Statesman 36 (8 November 1930), 146. -- Allen Tate. "Irony and Humility." Hound and Horn 4 (January-March 1931), 290-97. -- Checklist of Additional Reviews -- SELECTED ESSAYS 1917-1932 1932 -- *V. Sackville-West. "Books of the Week." Listener 8 (28 September 1932), 461. -- *Peter Quennell. "T. S. Eliot the Critic." New Statesman 4 (1 October 1932), 377-78. -- *R. A. Scott-James. "A Critic's Critic." Sunday Times, 2 October 1932, p. 8. -- A Sound Classicism -- Tradition and Discipline -- Two Opposite Tendencies.

*"A Critic of Poets." Punch 183 (5 October 1932), 391.