The Works of T.S. Eliot 12: The Waste Land Part II

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Best analysis I've found so far. This is such a dark poem...love it.

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We have the allusion to Cleopatra at the beginning of this section which concludes with Ophelia. Most interesting. The former, the architect of her own destiny, the latter a victim of her father, brother and lover. In between we have the reference to Philomel savaged and ravaged (with the myth of rebirth and eternal beauty after her tragedy). There is compelling evidence as well that a part of this segment functions as Eliot's autobiographical fragment of his sterile first marriage. A very coherent and lucid analysis by an outstanding scholar and teacher. Thank you, good Professor.

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Terrific lecture. Adds meat and potatoes to the annotations and editor’s notes

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When the barkeep called time he would also ring a bell.

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