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Allusions in waste land Definition: An allusion is a reference, within a literary work, to another work of fiction, a film, a piece of art, or even a real event. An allusion serves as a kind of shorthand, drawing on this outside work to provide greater context or meaning to the situation being written about. While allusions can be an economical way of communicating with the reader, they risk alienating readers who do not recognize these references. T.S.Eliot belonged to the age of industrialization and of world wars.He presented literary theory and have inspiration with Ezra pound.The Waste land is an important poem ,being enriched with biblical allusions and mythology.in his own words; Quote:
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This is the starting verse of WASTE LAND in which he contrasted the description of spring with the general opening of prologue to Canterbury tales.To regard April, the harbinger of spring,as the cruelest month is natural for the dwellers in the waste land,who are afraid of life. The Father of modern English poetry says in the prologue to Canterbury; Quote:
the poet used figure of speech in order to give the essence of classicist like Homer,Virgil, Dryden,Donne and others. Quote:
These lines anticipates the vision of anarchy and of feelings of being a refigee. He continuous going to allude and now alluded from bible in line; Quote:
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his genius lies in his quality to infuse far-fetched and remote ideas .this can make poetry vague.But n order to be subjective it is better that to present indirectly your observations |
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aoa sadia dear excellent weldone khuda kry zor-e-qalm or ziada. you are writing this yourself or taking from any book?plz mention book name thanx.
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yes,write myself,copy paste to delete hojata he idar.and i read it for first time. Mjy nae pata tha waste land etny mushkil he.me rat jagty rae ho isky lye.thanx dear
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whose book you are reading nkm, famous or any other?what is schedule of your study ? i am trying to make time table but how i manage ?
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C.j.long and R.b.mulik. And waste land from NKM BUT idar wo nae.i explore it myself.it was firs part of Waste land. Time table. Madness is my passion, love exploration world in author presentation. Follow this all is well
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Allusions in waste land
The Burial of the Dead(remaining part)
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In this canto, Dante the traveller crosses through the Gate of Hell and encounters spirits whose sin in life was ambivalence.Although, according to Eliot’s note, the “Unreal City” comes from Les Sept Viellards, a poem by 19th-century French Symbolist Charles Baudelaire, the allusion to the Inferno following this phrase recalls the sign that Dante reads over the Gate of Hell in Canto III: Quote:
This has been taken from THE WHITE DEVIL.The White Devil, or Vittoria Corombona is a revenge tragedy from 1612 by English playwright John Webster (1580-1625). The title of The White Devil refers to a popular contemporary proverb which held that "the white devil is worse than the black." The play itself explores the differences between the reality of people and the way they depict themselves as good, "white" or pure. Quote:
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I feel like deleting your posts again. You are copy pasting and no hyperlink is removed.
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I only paste the text..because i can`t learn all the text.if i am wrong than plz tell how hyper link is removed...
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The age of T.S.Eliot
The modern age in English literature started from the beginning of 20th century,and it followed the Victorian age.The most important characteristic of literature is that it is opposed to the genera attitude to life and its problems adopted by victorian writers and the public which may be termed 'victorian'.The young people during the first decade of 20th century regarded the victorian age as hypocritical,and the victorian ideals as mean,stupid..
Themes. 1.negation of voice. 2.hatred toward subjectivity. 3.confused and neurotic mind. 4.Fear from death,destruction. 5.World war themes. 6.Science ,a new religion. 7. Love as confused-lust. Modern poetry,of which T.S Eliot is chief representative,has followed entrirely a different tradition from the Romantic and victorian tradition of poetry..shakespeare and Milton were assiagned as genuine because they present blend of romance and reason in their narration. Besides these preconceptions,a study of 19 th century poetry reveals the fact that its main characteristic was preoccupation of dream world.so 20th century poets ruthlessly criticized them. THE IMAGISTS. The first revold against romanitic tradition came from a group called ThE IMAGISTS. The poetic revolution engineered by The IMAGISTS, WHich began in the years immediately proceding the first world ward and encouraged T(homas)S(terne).Eliot' The Waste land'These poets negate self expression and professed for proper meaning in language.The originator T.E.hulme was killed in war in 1917.Ezra pound,came from America like Eliot founded this movement on solid grounds. Ambition. 1.to use language of common speach but ornate it with Hyper meanings or Allusions. 2.use universal theme in poetry. 3.innovations in poetry regarding structure. The poet especially Ezra pound did not received attention and were not celebrated on the account of vagueness that can't be comprehend by common man. TRENCH POETS. The first world war gave rise to war poetry and poets who wrote about war and its horrors especially in the trenches are called war poets or trench poets..Instead of facing brutal realities they considered real world as mere a dream. W.B.yeats and T.S. Eliot are famous poets of this age.
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Aristotle poetics.;tragedy
In his poetics,Aristotle outlined the ingredients necessary for a good tragedy ,and he based his formula on what he considered to be the perfect tragedy,Sophocle's Oedipus the king.According to Aristotle,a tragedy must be an imitation of life in the form of a serious story that is complete in itself;in other words, the story must be realistic and narrow in focus.A good tragedy will evoke pity and fear in its viewers,causing the viewers to experience a feeling of catharsis.Catharsis,in Greek means"purgation";running through the gamut of these stron emotions will leave viewers feeling elated,in the same way we often claim that "a good cry"will make one feel better.
Aristotle also outlined the charachteristics of a good tragic hero.He must be"better than we are",a man who is superior to the average man in some way.In oedipus 's case he is superior not only because of social standing,but also because he is smart,he is the only person who could solve the riddle of Sphinx.Aristotle claims that tragic hero is imperfect so he evoke pity and fear.Oedipus is blind to the truth inspite of the warning of blind prophet,Teiresias.His"error of judgement/hamartia/tragic flaw" lead himself alienated from society. Dramatic irony revolves around whole play and often marked the role of fate.King oedipus resolve two riddles ,jocastae and laius killed Oedipus ,Oedipus's flight from cornith are the events display of man struggle vs fate.Both jocastae and oedipus exult over the failure of oracle,only to find oracles are right.Oedipus rejoices over the death of Polybus and not met with Merope only to avoid,avert his fate.But he was'nt able to avert . Oedipus discounts the power of oracles,he values the power of truth.He was persistant to find out the truth and insults blind prophet.One can conut this struggle for truth in 21st cenury as the struggle between the religion and fate..so he shows himself to be thinker,a man good at unraveling mysteries.His intelligence what makes him great yet it is also what makes him tragic. The sphinx's riddle echoes throughout the play,even though sophocles never mentions the actual question she asked.Words of sphinx, "WHAT IS IT THAT GOES ON FOUR FEET IN THE MORNING, TWO FEET AT MIDDAY. AND THREE FEET IN THE EVENING?" Oedipus Answer ofcourse ,was"a man"And in play proves himself that man.There is much talk of Oedipus's birth and his exposure an infant here is the baby of which sphinx speaks.crawling on four feet.(even though two of oedipus's are pinioned).Oedipus throught out his life is the adult man,standing on his own feet no the others,even gods.And in the end he left Thebes as old man and uses a can that profigured "three-legged;the solver of riddle is a victim of it. According to Aristotle,tragedy is, like all other forms of art,a kind of imitation and tragedy stipulates through action.Action and plot of tragedy have a correct duration.It must not long enough to convey its meanings to the spectator.THis effectivesness constitutes the function of tragedy;arouse catharsis of pit and fear.According to him diction ornate the action of play and called"gift of metaphor".so he stressed plot more important than characters.plot is arrangement of events and characters run through this action. According Fyfe; IT IS IMPOSSIBLE FOR ANY ONE WHO UNDERTAKES THE OFFICE OF CRITIC TO OMIT THE STUDY OF ARISTOTLE WITHOUT VERY GREAT HARM"
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