The Works of T.S. Eliot 16: The Waste Land Part V

[@charliewest1221]

Thank you, Professor Strandberg. You have opened new doors through your reading of "The Wasteland". Now I can enter the Four Quartets with hope and confidence for I truly believe that these two poems are organically related. You have prepared the way. "We shall not cease to explore ...".

[@黄泱淘]

Thank you so much for this lecture series. The Waste Land was really impossible to comprehend before I found this treasure on youtube!

[@Subject417]

Thank you so much for all the work and effort you put into these free videos that you've made. Thank you

[@kathyhenderson8581]

Thank you. Received much from your lectures. Most appreciated.

[@hafsarehman5001]

A great explanation indeed!
Thanks a lot, sir!
Really admire your knowledge and scholarship.

[@AloeVxra26]

thank you from an english undergraduate in 2023. You were fascinating to follow in your reading, and saved my course grade, for certain.

[@stewartconacher6552]

An excellent series of lectues. Many thanks.

[@carolinanegel6857]

Exquisite lecture, thank you very much

[@danielavecchia14]

THANK YOU!

[@rikurodriguesneto6043]

Awesome! :D

[@misterrobot1286]

DA
Damyata: The boat responded
Gaily, to the hand expert with sail and oar
The sea was calm, your heart would have responded
Gaily, when invited, beating obedient
To controlling hands

[@rmleighton1]

Leonard Cohen, in a song, refers to his sexual dresire as The Beast that has been tamed. Women need not fear him.

[@HelenBrown-s1j]

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[@inkandinsight22]

Ecstacy....

[@achimfussenich7441]

Obviously you don't seem to fully grasp the Christian consolation and hope the end of 'The waste land' offers. Who is the keyholder to open our prisons? Who can lead us back home? Who has control of the boat?

[@veritylaurel194]

Thank you!