Category: The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock

T. S. Eliots notoriously opaque The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock can be interpreted only by acknowledging that the speakers thought process is not consistent throughout but an ongoing process. On first reading, the poems stanzas seem to belong to separate plots or lines of thought, but unity can be perceived if we think…

The first factor of the poem which is striking is the title: the fact that it is a Love Song suggest closeness and romance which is then removed by the way in which he signs his name. J. Alfred Prufrock appears to be more personal than simply his surname because it is individual to him…

T.S. Eliot, in his The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock, takes the reader through the perils of life as a middle-aged man in modern society. His poem takes the form of a story, a narrative, with a character delivering a strong sense of voice and mood throughout the poem, moving away from the use…

Through history, world war one stays on an essential position of how the modernism transform. People distinguish the world war one as a great war. It is because it brings the majority of changes to society. In the literatures history of how the battle changes modernism is it brings some pros and cons. The pros…

Epigraph means generally the beginning part of a literary text, a short phase (Hornby, 2010,502). An author’s short directions and messages relative to the reader at the beginning of the chapter. The usage of epigraph in literature is widespread with romanticism. It is used for indicating another works, comparisons, and foreshadowing about texts topic, sometimes…