T.s. Eliot

The unique style and theme of T. S. Eliot, one of the first American modernist poets, will greatly influence the writers of the next century. Located at the end of the "Cowboy era", located in St. Louis, Missouri, born in 1888, he was brought up in the early 20th century, many civilizations of the industrialization era, this is the Light Brothers and Henry · It is the era of Ford. Elliott's family was given the best intellectuals and political associations in the United States at that time, and the result was only the best school.

Abstract The following research paper is a comprehensive and detailed study of T.S.'s life and poetry. Eliot. In the research precisely reproduces his life, a thorough investigation T. S. Composite and controversial poetry I personally included continuing analysis by "Alfred · Prufrock" analysis, and analysis of two literary critics. After that, Robert McNamara in him "Criticism of the poem explained about Volume 31", with criticism following Will and Ariel Durant's "Interpretation of Life: Survey of Contemporary Literature".

The influence of T.S. Eliot on poetry was unmatched in the 20th century. His work has been criticized because, unlike his other works of that era, the difference is regarded as the beginning of his so-called "contemporary poetry". His unique style is influenced by his American tradition, spiritual collapse and his Italian reading. Renaissance and French symbolicists. As he created the movement of contemporary poetry, new perspectives, poets and critics gave him a unique insight into a highly influential manufacturing society and literature.

Alan Ginsberg T. S. Elliott. These two people can not be a perfect example of the poetry of the 20th century. Because that poem is half of the twentieth century, the transition, for example, T. For S. Elliot, allen Ginsberg was shown later and different. Both poets have their own style and language, which enhances the originality of poetry. Elliott and Ginsberg represent totally different, in many respects, a part of the change between the two halves of the twentieth century poetry