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Stephen Spender. reality is divided up between , and carved up into , individual minds is error . Such a thought reflects ... mind is a ' false abstraction ' . Later , when Eliot wrote about Bradley , he is not altogether frank about his ...
Stephen Spender. reality is divided up between , and carved up into , individual minds is error . Such a thought reflects ... mind is a ' false abstraction ' . Later , when Eliot wrote about Bradley , he is not altogether frank about his ...
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... mind . This finally means that the contemporary consciousness which says ' I ' is also an object in the mind of Tiresias . But Tiresias is dependent for his projection into the present on having a contemporary voice . He needs a living ...
... mind . This finally means that the contemporary consciousness which says ' I ' is also an object in the mind of Tiresias . But Tiresias is dependent for his projection into the present on having a contemporary voice . He needs a living ...
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... mind described by Rimbaud in his famous letter to Paul Démeny ( written May 15 , 1871 ) . Bearing in mind that Eliot wrote ' What the Thunder said ' while he was recovering from a nervous breakdown , Rimbaud's words throw much light on ...
... mind described by Rimbaud in his famous letter to Paul Démeny ( written May 15 , 1871 ) . Bearing in mind that Eliot wrote ' What the Thunder said ' while he was recovering from a nervous breakdown , Rimbaud's words throw much light on ...
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Note on Illustrations | 7 |
Educational Harvardstyle | 22 |
False Grails | 36 |
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aesthetic Ash-Wednesday attitude become believe Bradley Burnt Norton Carghill Celia character Christian Church civilization Claverton Cocktail Party consciousness contemporary criticism culture D. H. Lawrence Dante dark dead death drama Eliot wrote Eliot's poetry emotion England English essay experience expressed eyes Ezra Pound Faber fact Family Reunion feelings Fisher King Four Quartets Gerontion ghost Gomez Greek Harvard Henry Ware Eliot horror human idea imagination individual kind Lady language later lines literary literature Little Gidding living London Lord Claverton material Matthew Arnold Maurras meaning metaphor mind Murder passage past perhaps philosophy play poem poet poetic poetry political present prose Prufrock pubd reader reality relation religion religious rituals scene seems sense Shakespeare society spiritual Sweeney Agonistes symbol symbolist T. S. Eliot temporal theme thought tion Tiresias tradition tragedy Valerie Eliot vision Vivien voice W. B. Yeats Waste Land wife word writing Yeats