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Comment · posted Jan '07 by RonPrice
SYNCHRONICITY
To students of twentieth-century modernism, 1971 was the year when Valerie Eliot published a facsimile edition of The Waste Lands pre-publication manuscripts. 1971 was a significant year in my own life for it was the year I left Canada and moved to Australia. Thirty-six years later it looked like I would lay my bones in that vast dry dog-biscuit of a continent. The publication of the pre-publication manuscripts of The Wasteland was an event which invited new accounts of the poems genetics and fresh assessments of how those might bear on our understanding of the poem. My move to Australia invited a different set of life studies and interpretations of my life-narrative and as the decades advanced fresh assessments of their meaning. -Ron Price with thanks to Valerie Eliot, ed., T. S. Eliot: The Waste Land: A Facsimile and Transcript of the Original Drafts Including the Annotations of Ezra Pound, Harcourt Brace, NY, 1971.
One year later, in 1972, I started teaching high school in South Australia. That same year Hugh Kenner and Grover Smith published two essays which, while differing sharply in premises and procedures, reached a consensus that Part III, The Fire Sermon, was the earliest portion of the poem to have been written, probably around midsummer 1921, followed first by Parts I and II, then by IV and V, the latter completed in December 1921. I was always impressed, at least since I first studied Eliot in 1963 and then taught his poetry in 1988, 25 years later, at the remarkable synchronicity between the writing of The Wasteland and a crucial stage in the institutionalization of charisma in the Baháí Faith associated with the passing of 'Abdu'l-Baha. -Ron Price with thanks to Hugh Kenner, The Urban Apocalypse, in Eliot in His Time: Essays on the Occasion of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the The Wasteland, ed. A. Walton Litz, Princeton University Press, Princeton, 1973, pp. 2349.
By 1988 when I studied this poem to teach it at matriculation level, a quarter century after studying it in English Literature so I could get into university in Ontario at age 18, pre-publication dates for the poem's writing were defined as far as possible.
This central poem, this determinant of our modern consciousness, which told us something of who we are was finished in those same transition months after 'Abdu'l-Baha's death to the start of the laying of the foundations for the erection of the Administrative Order of this Faith as set forth in His final Will.1
1 Lawrence Rainey, "Eliot Among the Typists: Writing The Waste Land," Modernism/modernity, Volume 12, Number 1, January 2005. Ron Price 12 January 2007
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Comment · posted 2006 by Anand
Hello,
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Comment · posted 2006 by Leonid Sukhorukov
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Comment · posted 2006 by Leonid Sukhorukov
* However good the portrait, it's always of the wrong face.
Comment · posted 2005 by makosha
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Comment · posted 2005 by Articleboom
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Comment · posted 2003 by Ickenox
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Comment · posted 2002 by dejesus
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Comment · posted 2002 by dejesus
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Edit Comment · posted 2001 by Cathode
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