Comparing Dover Beach and Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock

A comparison of the concept of Victorian and modernist taking Dover beach as an example, and J. Alfred Proffrock, Matthew Arnold, TS Eliot's love song in each poem have the same emotions as others It has nothing but nature. It was alienated with God. Arnold is writing the era when human beings are questioned in space in the first time since Christianity has appeared. He can no longer gain the same comfort in the essence of his romantic predecessor and in the love of God.

The TS Eliot's poem "J · Alfred · Prourok's Love Song" is a place where developed countries and people live, and the idea of ​​Ruffalo is consistent with the space inside "Alfred · Prourock's Love Song". Elliot uses the three-position architecture described in this article to explore some of Freud's Prufrock's id, ego, and super-ego category ideas; the city described is self- Then, he meets a woman and the room is his super self in the space of his Id and imaginary ocean.

A comparison of the concept of Victorian and modernist taking Dover beach as an example, and J. Alfred Proffrock, Matthew Arnold, TS Eliot's love song in each poem have the same emotions as others It has nothing but nature. It was alienated with God. Arnold is writing the era when human beings are questioned in space in the first time since Christianity has appeared. He can no longer gain the same comfort in the essence of his romantic predecessor and in the love of God.

"Dover beach" written around 1850 and published in 1867 is called "the first major free poetry in this language". "Dover Beach" and TS Eliot's "Love Song of Alfred Prufrock" made me the first two great poems of contemporary poetry. The best poetry of Walt Whitman rests more completely, whereas the poem takes a more relaxed form. Arnold and Eliot's poems seem to be more modern, and Whitman's voice resembles the King James Bible. But I like the best works of these three poets, so I do not want to divide it again. It is interesting to compare the various styles that appeared in the mid 1800's and early 1900's, but between classical music and jazz it is not necessary to choose between formal poetry and free verses.