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Language in Waste Land
Eliot
influential work
innovative and relevant today
modern expression of planetarianism
critics notes
imagist college of reference
self-reference
irony
aesthetic
movies
last night shows
music-videos
culture industry
bitter
impoverished spiritual state
modern age
mechanisation and automation
universal themes
modern age
longevity of his work
artistic creation
globalism
postcolonial inquiry
diasporic
transatlantic
universal quest
value and meaning
natural setting
real consequences
ideal state of reference
mystic marriage
misinterpretation
self-reflective
language
intermediate area of meaning
response of individual readers
shortcomings
redemptive quslities
techniques complexities and synergy
tangible representation
objective correlative
mode of representation
objective and subjective perception
objects
arbitrary nature
literary movement
imagism
gestation period
encompassing theory
meaning of object
Pound
sets the tone
cutting satirical elements in early drafts
building blocks of poem
maxim rigorously
meaning resides
neither object nor seeing mind
intangible area
language
Eliot
moody writes
double obligation
closest analogy
intermediate area of meaning
act of interpretation of written words
beside itself
artistic representation
poetic
always symbolic
onomatopoeia
the phrase
reality
multiple speakers
true meaning resides
new speaker
not subjective point of view
linguistic creation
whimsical persective
presence of reader
speaker comments