[ اللغة الانجليزية ] : ~||Last semester of Senior Year ||~

[dready days]

الشعر طويل والعياذ بالله

[دخلت E وتوهقت]

يالحلوات اللي عليهم شعر

صراحة كل اللي فيه يهون إلا الويست لاند

ممكن وحدة فاهمتها او ملخصتها تكتبها لنا هنا لو بالعربي
وربي اقرا فيها من الميد الى اللحين واحس اني مو مستوعبتها

[Fanorita]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة دخلت E وتوهقت

يالحلوات اللي عليهم شعر

صراحة كل اللي فيه يهون إلا الويست لاند

ممكن وحدة فاهمتها او ملخصتها تكتبها لنا هنا لو بالعربي
وربي اقرا فيها من الميد الى اللحين واحس اني مو مستوعبتها

شوفي بقولك اللي فمهته من اول جزئيتين

اول بارت فيه عدة متحدثين وشخصيات هم ماري - الجندي-مدام سوسوتريس-واخر شي يتكلم عن الunreal city

ثاني بارت ذا جيم اوف تشيس

مقسم لجزئين وهم المراه الغنيه والوصف الباذخ للمكان الي تعيش هي فيه +ليل الشينه اللي يقولون لها cockney women قومي ضبطي عمرك قبل مايجي زوجك

المراه الغنيه الثيم حقها هو un satisfied love and lust

وليل no regeneration - un fertile لانها كلت حبوب عشان تموت اللي ببطنها

والله الباقي لسا احوس فيه وادوس ههههههههههه الله يعين إن شاء الله ويصير الإختبار زي شربة المويه

[Fanorita]

بإذن الله لاخلصته بجي اكتبه لكم اذا امداني

[what ever !]

M a s
اختبار معتذرات حق فوزيه ؟ اذا ايه بليز تذكري الاسئله لان انا بكرا بختبر اختبار معتذرات يمكن تجيبه هو

[**مــياســة**]

بنآت الاختبآر مو بسس اختيآري .. فيه صصصح وخطآ مع تصصصحيح الخطأ ..

< هذي اللي يقآلهآ تحب توتر الاعصصصصاب ,, لا بس ابي اعطيكم خبر وتسسذآ ...

[um_amanah]

جبت لكم إياه من الجامعة العربية المفتوحه من منتداها

The Waste Land Summary

The poem begins with a section entitled "The Burial of the Dead." In it, the narrator -- perhaps a representation of Eliot himself -- describes the seasons. Spring brings "memory and desire," and so the narrator's memory drifts back to times in Munich, to childhood sled rides, and to a possible romance with a "hyacinth girl." The memories only go so far, however. The narrator is now surrounded by a desolate land full of "stony rubbish."

He remembers a fortune-teller named Madame Sosostris who said he was "the drowned Phoenician Sailor" and that he should "fear death by water." Next he finds himself on London Bridge, surrounded by a crowd of people. He spots a friend of his from wartime, and calls out to him.

The next section, "A Game of Chess," transports the reader abruptly from the streets of London to a gilded drawing room, in which sits a rich, jewel-bedecked lady who complains about her nerves and wonders what to do. The poem drifts again, this time to a pub at closing time in which two Cockney women gossip. Within a few stanzas, we have moved from the upper crust of society to London's low-life.

"The Fire Sermon" opens with an image of a river. The narrator sits on the banks and muses on the deplorable state of the world. As Tiresias, he sees a young "carbuncular" man hop into bed with a lonely female typist, only to aggressively make love to her and then leave without hesitation. The poem returns to the river, where maidens sing a song of lament, one of them crying over her loss of innocence to a similarly lustful man.

"Death by Water," the fourth section of the poem, describes a dead Phoenician lying in the water -- perhaps the same drowned sailor of whom Madame Sosostris spoke. "What the Thunder Said" shifts locales from the sea to rocks and mountains. The narrator cries for rain, and it finally comes. The thunder that accompanies it ushers in the three-pronged dictum sprung from the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad: "Datta, dayadhvam, damyata": to give, to sympathize, to control. With these commandments, benediction is possible, despite the collapse of civilization that is under way -- "London bridge is falling down falling down falling down

[um_amanah]

This my notes about The Waste Land


Modernist characteristics in T S Eliot's The Waste Land:

1)''Omitting of the connection'' is a typical feature of Modernist writing: The Waste Land is a series of fragmentary episodes hardly connected with each other, It's five separate poems.

2) It uses myths as a structuring technique to replace the connected sequence of narrative. (e.g. Tiresias in the Fire Sermon,)

3)Modernist Impersonality: achieved through using allusions and quotation from earlier poems and other writings. Eliot builds on Shakespeare (A Game of chess).Wagner's (The Burial of the Dead).Buddha (The Fire Sermon).

4)Symbolism: contrast between the world of nature and the world of human achievement is symbolized in the city of London

[dready days]

الله يوفقك um_ammanh:-*:-*:-*:-*:-*:-*


شكرا ما قصرتي الله يسهل بها طريقة للجنة

[dready days]

لما اكتب من الايباديطلع كلامي مفقع اعذروني :-(:-(:-(