"Read by noted actors Michael Gough, Edward Fox, and Eileen Atkins, T.S. Eliot's The Waste Land powerfully expresses the disillusionment and disgust of the post-World War I era in Europe. In this ageless program, Professor Frank Kermode, of Cambridge University; Eliot biographer Peter Ackroyd; and poets Sir Stephen Spender and Craig Raine examine the complex nature of Eliot's influential poem, analyze its appeal, and trace the reasons why it became one of the best-known emblems of the 20th century."--Container.
""Read by noted actors Michael Gough, Edward Fox, and Eileen Atkins, T.S. Eliot's The Waste Land powerfully expresses the disillusionment and disgust of the post-World War I era in Europe. In this ageless program, Professor Frank Kermode, of Cambridge University; Eliot biographer Peter Ackroyd; and poets Sir Stephen Spender and Craig Raine examine the complex nature of Eliot's influential poem, analyze its appeal, and trace the reasons why it became one of the best-known emblems of the 20th century."--Container."@en
"Actors read the work and experts discuss, examine and analyze it."@en
"Presents T.S. Eliot's personal experience, background, and artistic philosophy, while focusing on one of his important works, The Waste Land."
"The waste land by T.S. Eliot is examined and analyzed for its appeal as one of the best-known emblems of the 20th century."@en
"Scholars examine the complex nature of the poem."@en
""Read by noted actors Michael Gough, Edward Fox, and Eileen Atkins, T.S. Eliot's The Waste Land powerfully expresses the disillusionment and disgust of the post-World War I era in Europe."--Container."
""Read by noted actors Michael Gough, Edward Fox, and Eileen Atkins, T.S. Eliot's The Waste Land powerfully expresses the disillusionment and disgust of the post-World War I era in Europe. In this program, Professor Frank Kermode, of Cambridge University; Eliot biographer Peter Ackroyd; and poets Sir Stephen Spender and Craig Raine examine the complex nature of Eliot's influential poem, analyze its appeal, and trace the reasons why it became one of the best-known emblems of the 20th century"--FMG on Demand website."@en
"Presents a reading of Eliot's poem and examines its complex nature, analyzes its appeal and traces the reasons why it has become one of the best-known emblems of the twentieth century."@en
"Presents T.S. Eliot's personal experiences, background, and artistic philosophy, focusing on his work, The Waste land."@en
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