The Works of T. S. Eliot 18: Journey of the Magi

[@gaslight112]

Thank you for your efforts, a great introduction

[@barryspurr9577]

I note the reference to ‘conversion’ here, but Eliot was never ‘converted’. He resolutely rejected that term and concept. I explain all this in my book, Anglo-Catholic in Religion: TS Eliot and Christianity, written at the request of his widow. This aside, bravo to Professor Strandberg for making TSE better known.

[@2003ziv]

Thank you so much Victor for this wonderful course. Greetings from Israel. ❤

[@aminayassin6508]

Thank you for the explicit information Appreciated efforts 🙏

[@betsychristina3509]

This video is all about james and what he thinks. I wish he talked more about the imagery and symbolism in detail.

[@nikicapavlovski2840]

Interesting lecture. Just a small clarification; Michaelangelo's Pietá is a sculpture, not a painting.

[@notorlandobloom4059]

My guy is iced out

[@zoesworks3569]

oh absolutely

[@Maheshbabu-gt1jp]

15:55

[@DukeOfSealand]

love you

[@K_F_fox]

I can see what you're saying. On the other hand, though, I think of this Magus; a devotee of Manat, al-Uzza, and al-Lat; bringing forth the Death of his civilization as he has known it as his people adopt the new alien God, in one form or another.

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