(A) Critical reading of the selected poems of T. S. Eliot / by Manju Jain
By: Jain, Manju [Author].
Material type: TextPublisher: New Delhi : Oxford University Press, 1991.Description: xiv, 260p. ; 21.5 cm.ISBN: 9780195658378.Subject(s): T. S. Eliot | English literature -- Poetry -- Critical appraisal | English | CriticismDDC classification: 821.09Item type | Current library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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821.09 BEF Five metaphysical poets: Donne, Herbert, Vaughan, Crashaw and Marvell | 821.09 BOR (The) Romantic imagination | 821.09 BYA Aristotle on the art of poetry | 821.09 JAC (A) Critical reading of the selected poems of T. S. Eliot | 821.09 LEP (A) Preface to paradise lost | 821.09 MAJ John Keats the critical heritage | 821.09 MIP Paradise lost books I and II |
Includes selected bibliography.
Introduction -- T. S. Elio's life and ideas -- Prufrock and observations -- The long song of J. Alfred Prufrock -- Portrait of a lady -- Preludes -- Rhapsody on a windy night -- Poems 1920 -- Gerontion -- Burbank with a Baedeker : Bleistein with a Cigar -- Sweeney erect -- A cooking egg -- The hippopotamus -- Whisper of immortality -- Mr. Eliot's Sunday morning service -- Sweeney among the nightingales -- The waste land -- Composition and publication -- The question of form -- Eliot's use of point of view -- The use of allusion -- Eliot's use of myth and anthropology -- 'The waste land' as an autobiographical poem and as a social and cultural critique -- The burial of the dead -- A game of chess -- The fire sermon -- Death by water -- What the thunder said -- The hollow men -- Ash-Wednesday -- Ariel poems -- Journey of the magi -- A song for simeon -- Animula -- Marina -- Choruses from 'The Rock'
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