This essay argues that the parallel careers of Rebecca West and Virginia Woolf illuminate
the extent to which modernist women writers came to identify the centrality of feminist …

Abstract Thomas Stearns Eliot's The Waste Land is a mysterious enigmatic text in both its
form and content which still invites many critics and reviewers to an infinite range of …

This dissertation examines the influence of millenarian and utopian thought in Modernist
poetry. Drawing on an interdisciplinary framework of literary studies, history, anthropology …

Die Kontrastierung mit dem Mythos, dem Primitiven und Atavistischen avancierte in der
ersten Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts zu einem zentralen Muster, um die Moderne …

Despite the fact that Matthew Arnold was a staunch humanist and TS Eliot a rather orthodox
Christian, in their cultural criticism both offered surprisingly similar responses to the socio …

As fascist movements took hold across Europe in the 1920s and 1930s, there emerged a
body of lyric poetry concerned with revolution, authority, heroism, sacrifice, community …

This Ph. D thesis investigates the politics of place in three modernist poets—TS Eliot, William
Carlos Williams and Marianne Moore. Through the critical lens of both human geography …

The article offers poetry criticism of the poem" The Dry Salvages" by TS Eliot. It mentions that
the poem criticizes modern engineering technology as a force that prevent people from …