Women and Religion in the Modern Drawing Room

T.S. Eliot's writing career lasted more than 60 years. About half way through this prestigious literary career the poet shifted his creative efforts to drama, and wrote a series of plays. His last four four major works were based on classical Greek plays. J.A. Grant argues that an understanding of the tropes recurring throughout these four plays can be found in a biographical assessment of the playwright that looks at Eliot's own troubled personal relationships.