The Works of T.S. Eliot 02: Eliot's biography

[@rdwolf2452]

What a resourceful person. Thank you, Professor Strandberg.

[@bukurie6861]

Thank you to hear for T.S.Eliot American-English poet...Winner of Nobel Prize in Literature😍🌍

[@davidhynes57]

Thank you Victor

[@DuartMaclean]

He spent some time in Quebec, just north of Vermont, U.S.A. I visited the location were he and some of his family and friends were there to relax. This was quite a while ago. However, the location still exists, very close to a large lake in Quebec. On the other side of the lake is an old, large Roman Catholic Church. I spent time there, as do many in Quebec. T.S. Eliot would have seen the Church from his side of the Lake. Very beautiful.

[@CanalPanendithas]

Awesome video! Thank you and hugs from Brazil

[@RajibBalaSonu]

My search for an outstading Eliot Researcher and Lecturer ends here.

[@rasmustravels]

agreed

[@DrMonimAli]

Amazing analysis. Thanks dear professor

[@monoman4083]

Jules Laforgue Montevideo, 16 August 1860 - Paris, 20 August 1887) was an innovative French poet, often referred to as a Symbolist poet.

[@gogetyourverb]

Didn't Verdenal die in May? Did Eliot think his friend had died in April? Or was the Galipoli campaign beginning in April the reference in The Waste Land?

[@redo88]

Excellent!!! Thanks.

[@gomathig7717]

Thanks a lot sir, kindly I request you to take class about Shakespeare and John Milton, Chaucer, John Donne, Wordsworth,S.T.coleridge, Wordsworth etc.

[@czesiek09]

And Edmund Spenser, The Faerie Queene. 👀

[@gomathig7717]

It's my humble request that if you take eminent critics such as Cleanth Brooks, Allen Tate, Aristotle,Plato, Dryden,S.T.Coleridge,Keats, I.A.Richards, Willing Empson Herman Northrop Frye

[@gomathig7717]

It will be useful to literature students to learn about these critics, your lecture and guidance will train us to pass exam

[@DJSTOEK]

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[@kermitthefrog3335]

JT REPRESENT