Four Quartets in the Light of the Chinese Jar(English, Hardcover, Chen Shudong)

Four Quartets in the Light of the Chinese Jar(English, Hardcover, Chen Shudong)

  • Chen Shudong
Publisher:Lexington BooksISBN 13: 9781793631657ISBN 10: 1793631654

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Four Quartets in the Light of the Chinese Jar(English, Hardcover, Chen Shudong) is written by Chen Shudong and published by Bloomsbury Publishing Plc. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 1793631654 (ISBN 10) and 9781793631657 (ISBN 13).

Four Quartets in the Light of the Chinese Jar discusses how Four Quartets should be explored afresh with a prosodic-philosophically sustained interdisciplinary and cross-cultural literary approach in ways as the often overlooked pivotal image of the Chinese jar so indicates in the great sequence; the pivotal image suggests the subtle but vital elixir from both "The 'shores of Asia and the Edgware Road' [which] are brought together as they had been brought together to The Waste Land." With a steady focus on the function words-mediated and phonemes-facilitated, and "autochthonously" void-suggesting verbal transformation, the book shows how the verbal transformation, especially of the cases with "parts of speech" in the live context, makes Four Quartets truly a "rhythmical creation of [meaningful] beauty"; it demonstrates how the meaningful poetic beauty culminates in a quintessential state or being of poetry not merely being "poetic" particularly in terms of its prosodically sustained philosophical tenets, which are often so serendipitously transformed into "virtuoso mastery of verbal music." As genuine poetry, the great sequence flows freely from inside out at once in accordance with and in spirt of any given rhythmical form or rhyming pattern.