Artsy6 six quotes Eliot:
""Criticism must always profess an end in view, which appears to be the
elucidation of works of art and the correctness of taste".
> Do you agree with T.S. Eliot?
>
No. As usual Eliot tries to hide his second rate intellect behind a veil of
polysyllabicism. 'Elucidation' is vague beyond usefulness (as, of course, so is
"works of art"), and "correctness of taste" is a repelling condescension
uttered from an arbitrary platform.
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