For about 30 years now, I have carried with me the "Collected Poems, 1909-1962, T.S. Eliot". Although I am a Canadian, I have visited the places in London and other locations that are related to Eliot. Studying Eliot is a challenge, however, listening to you for the course of the communication you have just contributed clarifies many things. I will study those communications. My father used to quote Shakespeare to me while at lunch in our house in British Columbia. He would stride back an forth in our living room. He has long passed now, but had a wonderful ability to quote Shakespeare. He also had respect for T.S. Eliot. Warm regards, Anthony Duart Maclean
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Brilliant - and presented with such beautiful sensitivity and breath-taking command of context both historical and cultural. God bless you Mr Strandberg. AVE MARIA
This is a very helpful and enjoyable study. I have found much to appreciate, and relate to, in Eliot in personal study, but there is so much to explore, and I appreciate the insights you bring. Thank you.
Hi Professor--if I were lecturing on this poem, I would add, at the end of Part 1, that the lines "Pray for us sinners, now and at the hour of our death," are the concluding line of the Hail Mary.
I highly appreciate all your works on T. S. Eliot. But I'll be obelized you you kindly share Bibliography. Even I want to ask if there is any work of yours on Eliot available to us.
Is it because he skips over parts? That is somewhat frustrating, but overall it is still a great lecture; besides if he included everything this would be far too long to watch and absorb all in one sitting.
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For about 30 years now, I have carried with me the "Collected Poems, 1909-1962, T.S. Eliot".
Although I am a Canadian, I have visited the places in London and other locations that are related to Eliot. Studying Eliot is a challenge, however, listening to you for the course
of the communication you have just contributed clarifies many things. I will study those
communications. My father used to quote Shakespeare to me while at lunch in our house
in British Columbia. He would stride back an forth in our living room. He has long passed
now, but had a wonderful ability to quote Shakespeare. He also had respect for T.S. Eliot.
Warm regards, Anthony Duart Maclean
I recently got a copy of the same book, "Collected Poems, 1909-1962, T.S. Eliot"; I hope I'll carry it with me for just as long and longer
Thank you for the gift of this course, Professor Strandberg.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Brilliant - and presented with such beautiful sensitivity and breath-taking command of context both historical and cultural. God bless you Mr Strandberg. AVE MARIA
This is a very helpful and enjoyable study. I have found much to appreciate, and relate to, in Eliot in personal study, but there is so much to explore, and I appreciate the insights you bring. Thank you.
Hello, can you do a video on Four Quartets. My favourite by a long way.
Hi Professor--if I were lecturing on this poem, I would add, at the end of Part 1, that the lines "Pray for us sinners, now and at the hour of our death," are the concluding line of the Hail Mary.
An excellent analysis. Many thanks for your insights intuo Eliots poetry.
Thank you that was incredible !
Thank you.
BRILLIANT.
Oh ! I do enjoy the work of TS Eliot..
Thank you
God bless you
Thanks for the explanation 👍
I highly appreciate all your works on T. S. Eliot. But I'll be obelized you you kindly share Bibliography.
Even I want to ask if there is any work of yours on Eliot available to us.
excellent presemtation
Excellent lecture
Amazing 🥺
First dislike. If Prof. Strandberg ever wants to know why I'd love to talk with him.
You are very pompous.
Is it because he skips over parts? That is somewhat frustrating, but overall it is still a great lecture; besides if he included everything this would be far too long to watch and absorb all in one sitting.