FOUR QUARTETS T.S. Eliot

"My first is my end ... I am the beginning of my life." TS Eliot's "Four Quartet" introduces themes in Latin American novels. And definition. This mission is an important theme of Gabriel Garcica Marquez's novel and short story. In order to shape this unit I chose five short stories, Garc'a Márquez, 'Constant Death of Love', 'Tuesday's Nap', 'One of the Days', 'The Big Mother's Funeral' . This unit design student is a ninth grade language exploration class. They spent 20 weeks to learn Spanish conversation and the Spanish world. For Latin America, I will read the above story over 5 weeks and will do activities in the following classrooms.

In the quartet, T.S. Elliot asked: "What have we lost from knowledge? What does knowledge lose from the information?" The poet, philosopher, and cognitive neuroscientist tell us how to think and feel The way to study is different The impact of both on the quality of our lives. Brain research is the latest canary in my mind. It affects what we read that we read and that our reading influences our thinking, emotions, and the desire for a better life, and how we define it Or

TS Eliot's Quartet (1935) includes an extension of the nature of time, including well-known boundaries. "Current and past times will emerge in the future, past times are included in the past, all times are there all the time and all the time is irrevocable." Elliott's contemporary WH Oden , Including some unforgettable rows, a night break (1937): "But the clocks in the city are all beginning to ring." Ring tone : O time can not deceive you, you can not conquer the time "