Ts eliot - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This is a complete summary of The Wasteland by Eliot. After reading, you will fully understand the meaning of the work with all major themes. You will be able to discuss the book without any problem including all characters.

PRAXIS II MIDDLE SCHOOL CONTENT KNOWLEDGE WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% Style Usage of language to achieve certain effects Tone Conveying an attitude or a mood with characters, settings, diction Voice Who the narrator is and the attitude of the speaker, not necessarily the writer mood Feeling at a specific point within the story Harlem Renaissance (literature) African American movement in the '20s, French speakers. James Baldwin, Langston Hughes, Black artistic movement...

This essay is graded A at A Level, scoring these marks by insightful comments and an advanced discussion of the underlying themes not first apparent. This essay serves as a perfect example of how to further develop your conceptual points and take your writing skills up a notch. Including a range of closely analysed quotes, this essay sheds light on a plentiful amount of themes such as the power of memory and nature and the relentless passing of time.

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TS Eliot Notes (ENGl 221)

This document briefly explores America’s involvement in WW1 and the impact that it had on wider society and how this is reflected in its literature, with reference to ‘The Great Gatsby’, ‘A Farewell to Arms’, ‘The Wasteland’, and ‘next to of course god America i’. The explorations of these texts look at the Lost Generation and the romanticism and disillusionment that WW1 brought to Americans.

Practice HSC Advanced English Module B comparative essay responding to: What in your view are the distinctive features in Eliot’s poetry that convey the experience of disconnection? In your response, analyse the stylistic and language features. HEFTY feedback from my amazing teacher included. School rank on final TS Eliot essay: 3/168

The following notes are what I swore by for my internal school exams and HSC exam. Starting with points from the rationale so the syllabus intention is always clear, there's a historically accurate timeline to provide context for Eliot's poetry. Leading onto to the poems: The Love song of J Alfred Prufrock, Preludes, The Hollow men, The Rhapsody on a windy night and The Journey of the Magi's quote- technique- effect tables. Tabulated in an efficient manner for you to integrate within your ess...