" It was published alongside (*) "Hamlet and his Problems" in The Sacred Wood.
This essay quotes a speech by Vindice from The Revenger's Tragedy because it is "unfamiliar enough to be regarded with fresh attention." This essay describes how a poet stores countless feelings in his mind to combine "in unexpected and unfamiliar ways" in a work of art, using the analogy of a platinum catalyst in a reaction between oxygen and sulfur dioxide. This work argues that "The existing monuments form an ideal order among themselves, which is modified by the introduction of the new." It was published alongside (*) "Hamlet and his Problems" in The Sacred Wood. For 10 points, name this T.S. Eliot essay concerning an author's relationship to his predecessors.
This essay quotes a speech by Vindice from The Revenger's Tragedy because it is "unfamiliar enough to be regarded with fresh attention.
"Tradition and the Individual Talent"