Volume 43, Number 10 · June 6, 1996
Eliot and the Jews
By Louis Menand
T.S. Eliot, Anti-Semitism, and Literary Form
by Anthony Julius
Cambridge University Press, 308 pp., $49.95
Anthony Julius is head of litigation at the British firm of Mishcon de Reya and the legal representative of the Princess of Wales. It seems unlikely that a dispute over the correct interpretation of The Waste Land will arise in the course of the divorce proceedings now underway against the Prince, but if it does, the Princess will have the advantage. For Mr. Julius is also an Eliot scholar. He holds a doctorate from University College, London, and his thesis on Eliot has now been published by Cambridge University Press.
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