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T.S. Eliot " The Waste Land" Context - Eliot wanted his poetry to express the fragile psychological state of humanity in the twentieth century - The passing of Victorian ideals and the trauma of World War I challenged cultural notions of masculine identity 10 million people dead; much of western Europe in ruin Symbols: The Fisher King Symbols: Music and Singing more Analysis...

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Dilip Barad Dept. of English M.K. Bhavnagar University

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Name-Pandya Riva m Roll no-23 Paper-9 Topic-Myths in The Waste Land

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"The Waste Land - Part I - The Burial of the Dead" by T. S. Eliot (read by Tom O'Bedlam)

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This work is substantially made up of references and quotations from other works. It will take me a while to find all these references. The last line is from Baudelaire who having listed all his sins and perversions turns on the reader and says: "You! Hypocrite reader! My likeness! My brother!"