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==''The Waste Land'' and its derivatives as a palimpsest==
 
The emotional evocation of The Waste Land, of course, depends largely on the references and allusions it uses.  For those well-versed in the western literary tradition, the connotations of each phrase and expression may be meaningful, but for the uninitiated, the meaning runs the risk of being obscured.   
 
The emotional evocation of The Waste Land, of course, depends largely on the references and allusions it uses.  For those well-versed in the western literary tradition, the connotations of each phrase and expression may be meaningful, but for the uninitiated, the meaning runs the risk of being obscured.   
  
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==Art Galleries==
 
[http://dodge-gallery.com/cgi-bin/DODGE?s=exhibitions&v=20107231670799676536303116 ''Unreal City'': Dave Cole]
 
<br>Dave Cole's ''Unreal City'' features a provocative collection of sculptures that evoke a heavy, unspoken commentary on war, industrialization, and urbanization.  Beware: his choice of materials and subject matter is highly thought-provoking and flammable!
 
 
[http://www.landwater-research.co.uk/lw.php?pg=sally-waterman "Visualising The Waste Land: Discovering a praxis of adaptation" - Sally Waterman]
 
<br>Sally Waterman's "Visualising ''The Waste Land'' explores the role of literary texts in self-reflection, replicating with imagery the sort of emotive effect that T.S. Eliot employs in ''The Waste Land''.
 
 
  
  
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<br>The Visual and Critical Studies program at School of Visual Arts in New York City has produced an extremely useful visualization that lays out the major categories of allusions and references used in ''The Waste Land''.  Be warned--the image is enormous, but it is a good jumping-off point for an in-depth study of the poem and its rich literary roots.
 
<br>The Visual and Critical Studies program at School of Visual Arts in New York City has produced an extremely useful visualization that lays out the major categories of allusions and references used in ''The Waste Land''.  Be warned--the image is enormous, but it is a good jumping-off point for an in-depth study of the poem and its rich literary roots.
  
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[http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00hlb38 BBC Radio: The Wasteland and Modernity]
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<br>A 28-minute discussion of ''The Waste Land'' and Eliot's view of the modern world.  "With Steve Connor, Professor of Modern Literature and Theory at Birkbeck College, University of London; Fran Brearton, Reader in English at Queen’s University, Belfast; Lawrence Rainey, Professor of English and American Literature at the University of York"
  
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==Art Galleries==
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[http://dodge-gallery.com/cgi-bin/DODGE?s=exhibitions&v=20107231670799676536303116 ''Unreal City'': Dave Cole]
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<br>Dave Cole's ''Unreal City'' features a provocative collection of sculptures that evoke a heavy, unspoken commentary on war, industrialization, and urbanization.  Beware: his choice of materials and subject matter is highly thought-provoking and flammable!
  
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[http://www.landwater-research.co.uk/lw.php?pg=sally-waterman "Visualising The Waste Land: Discovering a praxis of adaptation" - Sally Waterman]
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<br>Sally Waterman's "Visualising ''The Waste Land'' explores the role of literary texts in self-reflection, replicating with imagery the sort of emotive effect that T.S. Eliot employs in ''The Waste Land''.
  
  
  
==Images==
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==Galleries==
<blockquote>''Main article: [[Images]]''</blockquote>
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A consolidation of works related to ''The Waste Land'', open to contributions.
 
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==Audio==
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<blockquote>''Main article: [[Audio]]''</blockquote>
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==Video==
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<blockquote>''Main article: [[Video]]''</blockquote>
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==External Links==
 
==External Links==
 
[http://aimee-wang.com/comics.html#wasteland Aimee Wang's The Waste Land Comic]
 
[http://aimee-wang.com/comics.html#wasteland Aimee Wang's The Waste Land Comic]
 
[http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00hlb38 BBC Radio: The Wasteland and Modernity]
 
  
 
[http://world.std.com/~raparker/exploring/thewasteland/explore.html Exploring The Waste Land]
 
[http://world.std.com/~raparker/exploring/thewasteland/explore.html Exploring The Waste Land]
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[http://books.google.com/books?id=SCfHnLwWg2MC&pg=PA55&lpg=PA55&dq=%22Hamlet+and+His+Problems%22&source=web&ots=cq01aXo2KC&sig=gkcaDTGsWPk-1C-vh1f0MNMGRa4&hl=en#v=onepage&q&f=false Google Books: The Sacred Wood and Major Early Essays]
 
[http://books.google.com/books?id=SCfHnLwWg2MC&pg=PA55&lpg=PA55&dq=%22Hamlet+and+His+Problems%22&source=web&ots=cq01aXo2KC&sig=gkcaDTGsWPk-1C-vh1f0MNMGRa4&hl=en#v=onepage&q&f=false Google Books: The Sacred Wood and Major Early Essays]
 
[https://jacket2.org/category/commentary-tags/t-s-eliot "The Waste Land 'Seen' (1999) comes to the iPad (2012)]
 
  
 
[http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2012/jul/30/eliot-waste-land-multimedia-walk TS Eliot's The Waste Land 2012 - A Multimedia Walk]
 
[http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2012/jul/30/eliot-waste-land-multimedia-walk TS Eliot's The Waste Land 2012 - A Multimedia Walk]
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[http://throwawayhorse.com/home/2011/04/waste-land/ Martin Rowson’s THE WASTE LAND “SEEN” for iPad]
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==See Also==
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<blockquote>[[Objective Correlative]]</blockquote>

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