The Wasteland, by T.S. Eliot

In the 20th century, T.S. Eliot changed the traditional form of poetry into a more modern style. Elliott was born on September 26, 1888 in St. Louis, Missouri. At the age of 25, Elliott moved to the UK and started a career as a poet. Elliott has greatly attracted the poems written in the Modernist movement, the reaction of Victorian poetry. His first poem "Alfred Prufrock's Love Song" is known as one of the most famous works of the modernist movement. In his poem, Elliott combines the themes of drought, sex, and death.

T. S. Elliott's T.S. Wilderness Elliott's most famous poem "The Waste Land", the desolated scene of the London civilization after the war. Residents of the wasted land of Elliot live in a society of moral bankruptcy and spiritual loss. Through a decent story, Elliott recalls the story of lost love, disarray of desire, abandonment of spirituality, waste pilgrimage and "life that died". Eliot wasteland prose]

This is a strange and retrograde way to tell stories. I am T. S. I am talking about Eliot and "Wasted Land". As far as my literary course is concerned, "wasteland" is how people do not understand literature, history and culture. Eliot tried to suggest literature, history, and culture through a series of vague hints, he insisted that people did not master these days well. I do not know why he thinks this is a good idea. In my brain, it creates a feedback loop that I wonder if Eliot never meant to show "Wasteland" to others. Otherwise, I do not know who his target group is, they are not joking except for other elitists in the jokes he wants to include a joke.

Mythical wastelands are misleading places, they live in terrible half-lives and lie. The most well-known expression of the word "wasteland" is the idea of ​​T. S. Elliott's poem about "heaven" and "minor waste" in modern suburbs. When people talk about teenage wastage, they usually give up on the value of their parents, but they refer to a group of unconscious young people who can not establish their own new value. When people talked about Eliot's "Asterando" poems written in the first half of the 20th century, they saw Elliott's modern day life view as a series of distorted visions of past phrases, scriptures, and belief patterns. Have a coherent format or provide moral guidance to those who live today ...

Through a metaphor like Halle's wolf, Hesse is diagnosing the soul of modern people, the disillusionment of the 20th century, the dislocation of the heart, the era of T.S. Elliot's "wasteland" feels that many people are empty and bankrupt, as traditional beliefs and values ​​have continued and cultivated Western civilization for the century and a half. Belief to the essence of human nature; I was convinced that there was a fixed, sacred sanction plan; all these were broken by the devastating events of Darwin, Marx, Nietzsche, Freud, and the First World War. Because goodness, beauty, and truth are absolute eternity.