1. Murder in the Cathedral
... were more suited to the more highly educated social classes, that were engrossed in the production's insightfulness and innovation, as most critics in the 1930's recognized TS Eliot's habit of writing radical literature and he was acclaimed with his groundbreaking "The Wasteland". Also included was his religious "Four Quartets" where he presents man in a secularized world, no order or meaning and ... ultimately no form. In 1948 they awarded TS Eliot the noble Peace Prize for Literature because of his radical behavior as well as his excellence in writing. In our current day and age, "Mur...
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- Grade Level: Undergraduate