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17,734+And35,000+SelectionsSelections in PHD  \nDAKSHITA SINGH  \nAcademic Foundation:B.A.(Hons),Delhi University |  \nM.A.English,GGSIPU  \nUGC NET Qualified  \nProfessional Experience:Former Assistant Professor  \nAccess Comprehensive Content Videos  \n  Access Targeted Practice Sessions  \nT.S.Eliot (1888-1965)  \nBorn in St.Louis,Missouri.Became aBritish citizen and converted toAnglicanism in 1927.  \nThe Modernist Architect  \n·Pioneered the Modernist movement in English poetry.  \n·Mastered the dual roles of poet-critic and verse playwright.  \n·Awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature and Order of Meritin 1948.  \n66  \n“A tough reasonablenessbeneath the slight lyric grace.”  \n1905:  \n1920:  \n1915:  \n1917:  \nAsh Wednesday  \nChronology Part I:Poetry Collections &Individual Poems  \nA Table for Feasters  \nPoems  \n(First published poem in SmithAcademy Record)  \n1922:  \nThe Love Song of J.AlfredPrufrock  \nThe Waste Land  \n(Post-WWI spiritual desolation)  \n(Urban alienation)  \nJourney of the Magi  \n(Meditation on faith and doubt)  \n(Philosophical masterpiece ontime/redemption)  \nThe Hollow Men(Spiritual emptiness)  \nPrufrock and OtherObservations(First collection)  \n1939:  \nOld Possum's Book of  \n1927:  \n(Contains Gerontion,Sweeney Amongthe Nightingales)  \n1930:  \nFour Quartets  \n1925:  \n(Ariel Poems;reflects conversion)  \n1936-1943:  \nPractical Cats  \n(Whimsical verse)  \n# Chronology Part II:The Stage and the Study\n\n## Verse Drama(The Stage)\n\n1926:  \n1934:  \n1935:  \n1939:  \n1949:  \n1953:  \n1958:  \nThe ConfidentialThe Elder  \nThe Family  \nThe Rock  \nMurder in the  \nThe Cocktail  \n(Pageant play)  \nClerk  \nReunion  \nParty  \nStatesman  \nCathedral  \n(Modern  \n(Eliot's most  \n(Church vs.  \n(Identity and  \n(Final play;aging  \nState conflict)  \nsuccessful play)  \nOrestes myth)  \nvocation)  \nand reconciliation)  \n1932-33:  \n1939:  \n1934:  \n1948:  \nAfter Strange  \n\n| Sacred Wood   |\n| --- |\n| Tradition and the Individual Talent,   |\n| Hamlet and His Problems,The   |\n| Metaphysical Poets.   |\n\nThe ldea of a  \nThe Use of Poetry  \nNotes Towards  \nGods  \nChristian  \nthe Definition of  \nand the Use of  \n(Critique of secular  \nCulture  \nSociety  \nCriticism  \nmoral relativism)  \nSweeney  \nAgonistes  \n(Experimental  \nprecursor)  \n## Prose &Criticism\n\n(The Study)  \n1920:The  \n1  \n# THE ELIOT PLAYBOOK\n\n## THE FRENCHSYMBOLISTS &METAPHYSICALS\n\nCLASSICAL  \nTHE MODERNISTLENS  \nORDER  \n·Influences:Baudelaire,·Influences:Dante·Influences:WWI fallout,Donne,Marvell.Alighieri,Virgil.F.H.Bradley.  \n·The Concept:Merging·The Concept:Virgil·The Concept:Capturing theintense intellect withrepresents the moralpost-war dissociation ofraw emotion.Eliotconsciousness of Europe.sensibility,urban alienation,sought a toughEliot believed a soundand a generation sufferingreasonablenessculture requires religiousfrom profound spiritualbeneath a slightand classical orthodoxylyric grace.relativism.  \n## THE GENESIS OF MODERN NEUROSIS:THE LOVE SONG OF J.ALFRED PRUFROCK(1915)\n\nTHE PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAP  \n-The Context:A soul in Hell confesses toDante only because he believes Dante cannever return to the living world to exposehim.  \n-The Modern Equivalent:Prufrock's poemis a strictly confidential monologue.It is a\"drama of literary anguish\"—the torturedpsyche of a modern individual who isovereducated,self-aware,and spirituallyparalyzed,speaking only because heassumes complete privacy.  \n# THE ANATOMY OF PARALYSIS &URBAN DECAY","cbCairXv1zQzANRK","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairXv1zQzANRK","pdf",6955078,35,"English","# Chronology Part I: Poetry Collections & Individual Poems\n## Ash Wednesday\n## The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock\n## The Waste Land\n## Journey of the Magi\n## The Hollow Men\n## Prufrock and Other Observations\n## Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats\n# Chronology Part II: The Stage and the Study\n## Verse Drama (The Stage)\n# The Eliot Playbook\n## The French Symbolists & Metaphysicals\n## The Genesis of Modern Neurosis: The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock (1915)\n## The Anatomy of Paralysis & Urban Decay\n## Prose & Criticism (The Study)","[{\"question\":\"What aspects of T.S. 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