T.S. Eliot’s deep interest in Indian philosophical systems has long been acknowledged, but surprisingly little exploration of their influence on his poetry and drama has been undertaken. In T.S. Eliot, Vedanta, and Buddhism, Sri juxtaposes the essential perceptions of Indian thought with Eliot’s work to illuminate his vision of the human condition.
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Offers a provocative examination of East-West ideosynthesis in Eliot's work and of his assessment of the human condition.
– Michael Hurley, Queen's Quarterly
– Michael Hurley, Queen's Quarterly
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P.S. Sri is an associate professor in the Department of Literature and Philosophy at Royal Roads Military College.
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