T. S. Eliot

[@wireless849]

That was great. Best and most accessible presentation of the wasteland I’ve ever seen.

[@Me_ThatsWho]

this is a great professor. engaging, funny, human, brilliant. those students are lucky

[@AddressPending]

Brilliant lecture, so enthralling and captivating. Made an impossible poem, interesting and understandable. Thank you Prof🙏🏻

[@genshinguide3834]

I wish i could ever attend your class sir. It’s tremendous

[@lululovesacuddle]

Brilliant lecture :)

[@chasemoloney]

1:13 *asks them to translate the latin* student: "I need to transfer out of this class" hahaha Thank you for posting all of these!

[@AggresivelyBenign]

That was really incredible. It also made me feel guilty for every time I packed up my stuff while someone was still teaching. How rude was I??? Geez.

[@johnriyaz9841]

Love you sir

[@CoolGrimalkin]

Wonderful lecture. Sound could have been better. Fidgeting audience? Quality of the information overcame the irritation.

[@safayetrahman5758]

Very helpful dear Sir!!

[@AdityaWaghmare]

The influence of Hinduism on T S Eliot : kzbin.info/www/bejne/inm6pYWonrJpe7M and the book he mentioned in his talk - T. S. Eliot and Indic Traditions by Cleo McNelly Kearns

[@chispase4459]

Very good job

[@RobWalker1]

Great stuff, thanks!

[@rgaleny]

I am fond of Eliot's thesis of how to rebuild. The nature of modern culture is an international Hodge Podge anyway.

[@rahulbhatta]

I found this interesting.

[@dmswanson5694]

Useful knowing.

[@rgaleny]

There is an irony here, that the twenties roared and ended in a new crack up that became the depression. Fitzgerald lamented that.

[@ElizabethPoet]

Eliot was sometimes considered a "moral authority of his time" however this is erroneous considering his anti-semitism.

[@jockstender]

The incessant tapping noise makes this otherwise worthy lecture unpleasant to hear.

[@Munedawg]

Didn't notice it till you mentioned it. You ruined my life.