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By exploring its spiritual themes, the reader discovers the complex religious and philosophical ideas influencing T. S. Eliot. Fifty years since his death, ancient and medieval thinkers are merged with inter-war Europe and the modern technological world. The result is a compelling retelling of Eliot's journey of spiritual transformation.
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