T. S. Eliot: Critical Essays (ePub)

Mariwan N. H. Barzinji is a lecturer at English Department, College of Basic Education, University of Sulaimani. He has achieved his both certificates, BA in English Language and Literature in 2005 and MA in Modern English Poetry in 2010 in Sulaimani University. He has also taught English Literature at English Department, College of Languages, University of Sulaimani. He is the author of two books: The Image of Modern Man in T. S. Eliot’s Poetry (2012) and Modernism: A Critical Introduction (2015). He has been writing on Eliot’s poetry and his critical essays intensely for the last seven years. His interest lies in researching about modernist literature, literary stylistics and comparative literature.

Latef S. N. Berzenji (PhD) is Assistant Professor of English Literature at Department of English, College of Education, Kirkuk University. He has also taught English Literature at Universities of Halmstad in Sweden, Taiz and Sana’a in Yemen and Salahaddin in Erbil, Iraq. He has published literary articles and essays in journals and periodicals and is the author of Reality -Ideal Conflict in Joseph Conrad’s Works.

Mariwan N. H. Barzinji is a lecturer at English Department, College of Basic Education, University of Sulaimani. He has achieved his both certificates, BA in English Language and Literature in 2005 and MA in Modern English Poetry in 2010 in Sulaimani University. He has also taught English Literature at English Department, College of Languages, University of Sulaimani. He is the author of two books: The Image of Modern Man in T. S. Eliot’s Poetry (2012) and Modernism: A Critical Introduction (2015). He has been writing on Eliot’s poetry and his critical essays intensely for the last seven years. His interest lies in researching about modernist literature, literary stylistics and comparative literature.

Latef S. N. Berzenji (PhD) is Assistant Professor of English Literature at Department of English, College of Education, Kirkuk University. He has also

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