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THE SYMPTOMS OF MENTAL ILLNESS IN THE LOVE SONGS OF J ALFRED PRUFROCK BY T S ELIOT
... T.S. Eliot are frequently interpreted in terms of the contemporary time-spirit as he is influenced by his time and its ...Thus, Eliot has been regarded as one giving voice to the modern spirit of weariness ...
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Literary and theological modernisms : Rainer Maria Rilke, T S Eliot, and Józef Wittlin
... Chapter two, ‘The Ripening Dark God of Modernity’, discusses Rilke’s fascination with the theology of the Orthodox icon that informs his poetic cycle ‘The Book of Monastic Life’, which I read as a modern version of a ...
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T. S. Eliot’s The Waste Land: A Portrayal of Modern Predicament
... Louis, Eliot had studied at Harvard, the Sorbonne, and Oxford before moving to London, where he completed his doctoral dissertation on the philosopher ...three. Eliot later described the poem as ―the relief ...
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High Modernism Revisited: Temur Kobakhidze’s T. S. Eliot and The Aesthetics of High Modernism
... T. S. Eliot and the Aesthetics of High Modernism is written with enviable literary taste and scholarly ...T. Eliot as a major figure of Anglo-American literary mod- ernism and the author giving a lot ...
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[F121.Ebook] PDF Ebook T S Eliot And The Cultural Divide By David E Chinitz.pdf
... that Eliot should be viewed through the lens of his relationship with popular culture and not just as a literary ...how Eliot has been constructed over time by critics and others as an elitist or stuffy ...
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T S Eliot and the Church of England
... e s th e stu d y o f " rhythm" and r e lig io n is th e study o f th e " r ig h t ...a s t n o t to expect th e audience to accept t h is s u b je c tiv e u n ity w ith o u t q u e stio n ...
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A study of The Rock by T S Eliot : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in English at Massey University
... Burnt Norton I Time had been treated beforehand in 11 Gerontion 11 and Tbe Waste Land as me r e ly broken memo rie s of the past , but then~ in Ash Wednesday IV, the bird had crj.ed "Red[r] ...
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T.S. Eliot, 'The Criterion', and literary controversy, 1922-1939
... problem s o f civilisation; but at the po in t w here in tellectu al analysis stops, and em otional c o n v ictio n b egins, our co m m issio n ends" (V II, p ...n s w ere co n d u cted m ig h t itse lf ...
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T.S. Eliot and the Jews: A study in anti-Semitism and literary form
... 1915 Eliot wrote a letter to his friend Eleanor ...students, Eliot compared ”[t]he more 'brilliant' ones” to "the clever Jew undergraduate mind at ...
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Text and sub text in T S Eliot : a general study of his practice with special reference to the origins and development through successive drafts of 'The confidential clerk'
... time Eliot wrote the "Second Rough" the motif of the maternal origin of Dionysos as the son of Semele who did not survive her child's birth has been introduced at this stage of the play's ...more ...
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A study of The Rock by T S Eliot : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in English at Massey University
... After its fir st pub lications in Eng land by Faber arnl Faber and in the United St at es by Harcourt Brace and Compa ny , the author allowed the work to 3 0 out of print a nd for it to [r] ...
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The "hollow-empty" antithesis in the poetry and plays of T. S. Eliot.
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Experience and feeling in T S Eliot and Ernest Hemingway
... Hemingway—like Eliot—uses in his novel the ritual of the water as a possible rebirth and he meaningfully places this scene just before the festival of renewal in Pamplona that Jake takes part ...
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'Always Present':T S Eliot and Re cantation
... what Eliot described to Hayward as “some acute personal reminiscence (never to be explicated, of course, but to give power from well below the surface)” (quoted CFQ ...in Eliot, they are characteristically ...
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Disintegration of essence and subjectivity : the poetry of Charles Baudelaire and T S Eliot
... Charles Singleton Baltimore: Ionhs Hopkins University Press, 1969, 173-209; "Literary History and Literary Modernity," and "Lyric and Modernity," in Blindness and Insight, 142-65 .and 16[r] ...
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An aesthetics of sacredness : a Nietzschean reading of James Joyce and T S Eliot
... vocabulary can is constitutive of the illusory character of theory, now understood as part of the defined images is Apolline just the as world of artistic unfolding of reality: illusory [r] ...
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... African native on one hand and Europe and the coloniser on the other. Africa is seen as prosperous, rich with excess food as opposed to poor Europe and America. But Chinx fears that despite their education, the Africans ...
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Mutual subjection of soul : a reading of the novels of George Eliot
... Maggie's action, this would imply severe criticism of George Eliot's notions of what constitutes valid and praiseworthy behaviour. But to interpret Maggie's .rejection of Stephen this way seems to underestimate George ...
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The Mill on the Floss: George Eliot on Imagination and the Art of Sympathy
... The narrator implicitly admits that memory may not always have the beneficial capacities for everyone, but fails to actively seek a different view. Eventually, childhood memories turn out to be fatal for Maggie. They ...
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Gender performativity in the George Eliot letters, 1857-1860
... Before applying a machine learning algorithm, it is essential to pre-process the texts. In order to perform a lexical analysis, it is important to break every text up into separate words. Punctuation and white spaces are ...
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