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British Poetry Digvijay Pandya, Lovely Professional University

Notes Unit 31: Hughes and T.S. Eliot

CONTENTS
Objectives

Introduction
31.1 Ted Hughes: The Thought Fox

31.1.1 Introduction of the Poet
31.1.2 The Thought Fox-Text

31.1.3 Themes
31.1.4 Detailed Analysis

31.2 Ted Hughes: Thrushes; Ted Hughes as an Animal Poet

31.2.1 Thrushes: Text of the Poem
31.2.2 Ted Hughes as an Animal Poet

31.2.3 Roles and Models of Animals
31.2.4 Animal Monologue—Glorification of Animal Totalitarianism

31.3 T.S.Eliot: The Waste Land (Non-detailed): Introduction to the Author and Text
31.3.1 Introduction to the Author

31.3.2 Introduction to the Text
31.4 T.S. Eliot: The Waste Land (Non-detailed): Discussion and Analysis

31.4.1 Section I: The Burial of the Dead”
31.4.2 Section II: “A Game of Chess”

31.4.3 Section III: “The Fire Sermon”

31.4.4 Section IV: “Death by Water” and “What the Thunder Said”
31.5 Summary
31.6 Keywords

31.7 Review Questions

31.8 Further Readings

Objectives

After studying this unit, you will be able to:
• Understand the biography of Ted Hughes

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