Defective Senses in Eliot's The Cocktail Party

Sensing at Elliot 's Cocktail Party T. S. Elliott' s drama 'Cocktail Party' was defective in sensory and perception images, especially vision, in all its mediocre or unique events. The confusion of reality and fantasy confuses the hero trying to escape from the conspiracy of fighting. In the first five lines of the drama, we are faced with a flawed feeling that "you have never heard of it".

Elliott is considered one of the most influential writers of the 20th century. His work is highly appreciated. In his drama "Cocktail Party", Elliot's attention focuses on what he calls "disease of the 20th century". He explores all aspects of people's lives, especially their frivolity and ingenuity. He also sought that the two kinds of love are not necessarily superior to others, but equally important to society; romantic love and supernatural love

Sensing at Elliot 's Cocktail Party T. S. Elliott' s drama 'Cocktail Party' was defective in sensory and perception images, especially vision, in all its mediocre or unique events. The confusion of reality and fantasy confuses the hero trying to escape from the conspiracy of fighting. In the first five lines of the drama, we are faced with a flawed feeling that "you have never heard of it".

A study on contemporary attention began with the analysis of "Cocktail party problem" of Colin Cherry in 1953. At a cocktail party, how do people choose the conversation they are listening to and ignore the rest of the conversation? This problem is sometimes called "focus attention" rather than "distract attention". Cherry conducted a number of experiments called binaural hearing, which were extended by Donald Broadbent et al. In a typical experiment, subjects use a set of headphones to listen to two word streams in different ears and selectively focus on one stream. After completing the task, the experimenter asks the subject about unattended content.