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1. www.newyorker.com › magazine › 2002/09/30The Women Come and Go - The New Yorker

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   But Eliot's conception of women as civilization's succubae predated his marriage. Possibly sex is the wrong frame for understanding that marriage anyway. Tom and Vivienne had a life together ...

2. quillette.com › 2023/03/09 › the-sh-tty-media-menThe ‘Shitty Media Men’ Legal Saga Comes to a Close

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   Mar 9, 2023 · In October 2018, shortly after Elliott’s Quillette article appeared, he filed a defamation suit against Donegan and the (still unknown) anonymous contributors who’d posted on her spreadsheet, seeking US$1.5 million and “a written retraction to each and every person to whom [the defendants] originally published the false and defamatory ...

3. www.theatlantic.com › entertainment › archiveThe Self-Made Man: How Stephen Elliott Writes His Life

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   Once, Elliott has written, his father shaved his head after an argument. Not long after, he handcuffed Stephen to a pipe in their basement when the teen threatened to commit suicide. Elliott...

4. mpwelch.medium.com › when-i-was-cancelled-byWhen I Was Cancelled by Cancelled Author, Stephen Elliot.

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   Aug 24, 2020 · His lawsuit stirred up further allegations against him, most notably from perpetually-hysterical journalist Liz Lens, who claimed that, at a literary event once, CA groped her, and also...

5. meridiana.sewanee.edu › 2020/03/24 › in-their-ownIn Their Own Words: Stephen Elliott, “That the Past May be ...

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   Mar 24, 2020 · In February we published (in two parts) an 1862 sermon by the Rt. Rev. Stephen Elliott, bishop of Georgia, that lays out his understanding and defense of slavery as “a divine arrangement.” Elliott placed the godly purpose of slavery at the heart of the Civil War, another historical instrument by which, he believed, the Christian god was ...

6. meridiana.sewanee.edu › 2020/02/11 › in-their-ownIn Their Own Words: Stephen Elliott, “Our cause in harmony ...

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   Feb 11, 2020 · Here, in his own words, he defends the institution of slavery as “a sacred trust from God,” the cause the Confederacy was founded to defend and protect, and the cause of the Civil War that had killed more than 200,000 by the time he spoke these words in September 1862.

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   Why does Elliott keep telling his life story?

   • Stephen Elliott has found himself in a cycle of telling his life story, recounting what happened to him in the hope that one day he'll arrange his memories in just the right combination to unlock their grip on him.

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   Why did Neil Elliott write a letter to his son?

   • Neil Elliott wrote letters to his son Stephen, expressing regret about his parenting after his mother's death. In these letters, he wrote: 'I was a lousy mom. Didn't look after your nutrition.'

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   Does Elliot know how he feels about something?

   • Stephen Elliott often says that he doesn't know how he feels about something until he writes about it. Like other writers and artists, he uses his craft to express and process his life experiences, putting them out in the world as a way to understand and reconcile them, make them real.

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   Why is Stephen Elliott considered a good writer?

   • Stephen Elliott is considered a good writer because he uses his craft to process his life experiences and make them real. There is one topic that, for much of his career, he has seemed particularly drawn to: his father.

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   Why did Eliot marry Vivienne?

   • She believes that Eliot was gay, and that he led a "secret life." He married Vivienne (according to this theory) in a desperate attempt to "normalize" himself, and he stayed married partly out of fear that, knowing the truth about his sexuality, she would expose him and cause a scandal.

   The Women Come and Go - The New Yorker

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   Why did Eliot have a relationship with Emily Hale?

   • Eliot had meanwhile renewed his acquaintance with an American woman named Emily Hale, whom he had been in love with when he was a student at Harvard. At the time, she had declined to reciprocate his affections; now, an unmarried drama teacher at Scripps College, she found that her reasons for indifference had become less pressing.

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8. www.academia.edu › 36970061 › Trapped_by_HisTrapped by His Hermeneutic: An Apocalyptic Defense of Slavery

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   He expressed his commitment to its defense by claiming: My feeling just now is, that I would defend it [slavery] against all interference, just as I should defend my children from anyone who would tempt them to an improper independence; just as I should defend any relation of life which man was attempting to break or to violate, ere the purpose ...