Abstract:

The literary presence in the English-speaking world throughout the 20th century that had the single greatest impact. Eliot has shown his understanding of the levels of truth, including personal, spiritual, and societal levels. His imagination explores aspects of contemporary life that are both baffling and frightening. The wasteland is a well-known example of contemporary imagination at its finest. It is a reflection of the contemporary period as well as the upward movement of modern civilisation. Through the utilization of myths, associations, and tags, it demonstrates an all-encompassing comparative perspective. Quotations, bursts of incoherent dialogues, incomplete descriptions, and private monologues are interspersed throughout this narrative, which is obliquely organized around the framework of the grail tale and its more archaic equivalent. It gives an account of the state of affairs in our modern day, which moves steadily in the opposite direction

Description:

T.s. Eliot's Philosophy, Spiritual Journey, societal levels, contemporary period