The Waste Land: A Critical StudyMotilal Banarsidass Publ., 1970 - 194 pages no precedent in the Sanskrit tradition for such a view. To accomplish this |
Contents
The Poetry of T S Eliot | 1 |
Eliots Poetic Pilgrimage | 18 |
Changing Pattern of Style and Imagcry | 59 |
The Waste Land | 67 |
The Structure of the Poem | 73 |
The Burial of the Dead | 79 |
A Game of Chess | 96 |
The Fire Sermon | 108 |
Death by Water | 124 |
Symbols and Imagery | 161 |
Charge of Obscurity | 185 |
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