Titlebook: Selected Poems of T. S. Eliot; Andrew Swarbrick Textbook 1988Latest edition Andrew Swarbrick 1988 David Herbert Lawrence.England.English l

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Themes,oems Eliot described his work as ‘a raid on the inarticulate’ (‘East Coker’): an attempt to say what it is most difficult to say, to express oneself with a completeness of understanding. This, Eliot knew, was the same challenge which had faced every other writer of note before him and as poet and cr

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Technical Features,teenth-century French poets he had read as a student in Paris during 1910–11. The works of Charles Baudelaire, Tristan Corbiere and Jules Laforgue, amongst others, exercised a powerful influence on the young Eliot, who was irresistibly drawn towards poetic effects in some French poetry of which most

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The Poems, with the love song. In Prufrock’s (and Eliot’s) hands, it falls apart into fragments, collapses into inarticulateness. It is worth remembering from the outset that the strategy of the poem is comic, although a dreadful seriousness underlies the comedy.

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