1.
Eliot begins his essay “The Metaphysical Poetry” by praising ______ scholarly edition of metaphysical lyrics and poems of the 17th C.
2.
To establish unification of sensibility, T.S. Eliot quotes the following passage: “Within its depths I saw ingathered, bound by love in one mass, the scattered leaves of the universe: substance and accidents and their relations, as though together fused, so that what I speak of is in one simple flame”. Who is the author of this passage?
3.
Among the following metaphysical poets, who is considered as the late Elizabethan?
4.
According to Eliot, unification of sensibility means, Union of ________.
5.
According to Eliot, Donne’s poetry has unification of sensibility but the poetry of ____ lacks it.
6.
In which poem of Donne, the compass imagery is used?
7.
. According to T.S. Eliot both Tennyson and Browning are known for _______.
8.
T. S. Eliot claims that John Donne ______.
9.
. In Metaphysical poetry “the most heterogeneous ideas are yoked violence together”. Who stated this?
10.
. Eliot says that the special virtue of metaphysical poets was the fusion of heterogeneous material into a new unity after its _______ of sensibility.
11.
When did T. S. Eliot became the British citizen?
12.
When did T. S. Eliot receive Nobel Prize for Literature?
13.
According to T.S. Eliot_______ caused ‘dissociation of sensibility’ in England from which only modern poets came out.
