[T.S.] Eliot is careful to point to the corporate, spoken language as "speech," and dialect," and "tribal," because these features of language are much beyond the range of the written or printed word.
Liturgy And Media” in The Critic, Vol.31, No. 3, January-February (1973), p 20, reprinted in reprinted in The Medium and the Light: Reflections on Religion (1999), p 126
Year: 1973
Chapters:
Eliot, T.S. | Speech
↪ Also at #1968
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