A Comparision of Tennyson's and Eliot's Dealing With Self Crisis in Poetry

"Ulysses" by Alfred Lord Tennyson and "Alfred Prufrock 's Love Songs" by T.S. S. Eliot all contain a talker dealing with a self - crisis characterized by the desperate state of the current situation. Ulysses was not satisfied with his return to his kingdom after "Odyssey" and Pforlock's adventure became self-destructive. Because he was hesitant, he disliked his lack of value. However, Ulysses decided to take action to regain the glory and adventure of the past, but Pulfock was psychologically paralyzed. In Ulysses, the first two seemed to be monologue, and Ulysses came out.

In Tenison's poetry, it is often said that past images are maintained. Some Tennyson poetry can be regarded as a flashback in the life of the speaker. Tennyson felt the need to pursue his life and achievement to succeed in their lives and to make their death effective. As a reader, Tennyson's personal struggle against the death of a poem written for Arthur Henry Haarlem can be seen as "full of mourning." The speaker of this poem is anxious for the past as we regret it. He felt he had to tell Arthur what he felt when he was alive. The spokesperson seems to think that Harlem's death is unexpected, he thinks he is a natural friend. Well, the speaker left a whisper of Haarlem's ghost. By sticking to the past Tennyson chose to make his role much less in the past as they do not move forward and need not accept certain reality. The past was a safe place for his role.

"Ulysses" by Alfred Lord Tennyson and "Alfred Prufrock 's Love Songs" by T.S. S. Eliot all contain a talker dealing with a self - crisis characterized by the desperate state of the current situation. Ulysses was not satisfied with his return to his kingdom after "Odyssey" and Pforlock's adventure became self-destructive. Because he was hesitant, he disliked his lack of value. However, Ulysses decided to take action to regain the glory and adventure of the past, but Pulfock was psychologically perplexed, and at the end of the poem he asked, "Did you eat a peach?" In Ulysses, the first two quarters are unique and I will go with Ulysses.

The second point of Elliott is his most famous and controversial point. Elliot thinks that the poet must make this special feeling of the past "self-sacrificing"; once this consciousness is realized, the poet becomes a medium of expression and removes traces of personality from poetry . Using a chemical reaction analogy, Elliot explained that the idea of ​​a "mature" poet works by acting as a passive "container" of images, phrases and emotions, and these containers are extreme In the case of concentration, it is combined with new ones. Artistic feelings "For Elliot, real art is nothing to do with the private life of the artist, but it is only the result of a combination of stronger integration and ability resulting from deeper integration and comprehensive knowledge. It is the key text of contemporary literary criticism that shapes the generation of poets, critics, and theorists.