T S Eliot, udually considered to be difficult and obscure, must be approached through the images running through his work as woof and wrap. This book analyses the poetry and plays of T.S. Eliot in the light of a recurrent pattern of images which unlocks the ambiguity of this modern poet, making him comprehensible to the reader and lending an interesting charm to the art of this new critic. the complex inter-relation and inter-play of the recurrent images assumes a principle of unity.
Dr. Manjula Batra is working as an Associate Professor in English in a reputed college in Haryana. She is the daughter of Dr. C. D. Verma, and hails from a family of academicians. She has inherited a legacy of high intellectual acumen and fruitful literary activities, given to reading and writing. Her book T. S. Eliot: Pattern of Images (Sterling), has been greatly admired. Her collection of poems on different episodes of the Mahabharata, will soon be published by Sterling.