You’d think this-or-that social justice warrior would’ve already picked up on this prickly chiller, what with its skeptical take on Western rationalism and exposé of the abiding source for patriarchal power.
Because Eliot destroyed Hale’s letters, biographer Sara Fitzgerald is sometimes at a loss as to exactly what Hale felt about a man who had assured her of so much and then delivered so little.
For anyone interested in early Modernism, ‘Make Way for Berthe Weill’ is not only informative but rife with sterling and sometimes revelatory works of art. It’s an energizing exhibition.
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