The Works of T.S. Eliot 20: Eliot's criticism I
Duke Center for Teaching and Learning
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Video 20 from the online course Classics of American Literature: T.S. Eliot, taught by Duke University English Professor Victor Strandberg.
4 Comments
@annesebastian6218 11 months ago
Thankyou Sir for your insights.
@prashantkaushik7035 7 years ago
Eliot was conservative and close to Catholic faith, but he also celebrated the spiritual work of Hinduism such as Bhagwat Gita. He also hailed Budhist literature.
Does it mean that he drew some underlying convergence in the world religions ?
Does it mean that he drew some underlying convergence in the world religions ?
@purpledanny 8 years ago
Superb! Professor Strandberg speaks so lucidly and precisely. He has a such charming deep voice! In the beginning of this lecture, he said there were six-page excerpts from Eliot's critical writings. Where can I find this document?
@purpledanny 8 years ago
I've read a brief bio of Professor Strandberg on the following website: https://today.duke.edu/2012/05/strandberg I'm moved by this professor's magnanimity. I'm looking forward to his lectures on MOBY-DICK!
The Works of T.S. Eliot 20: Eliot's criticism I
Duke Center for Teaching and Learning
8,544 views
Video 20 from the online course Classics of American Literature: T.S. Eliot, taught by Duke University English Professor Victor Strandberg.