Auteurs : Basu Debayan .
This article reads Coleridge’s Rime and Eliot’s The Waste Land through one term taken from Coleridge’s own text: agony, suffering that cannot be discharged and so compels its own retelling. The Rime supplies a machinery of expiation and then withdraws it; The Waste Land offers none.
T S ELIOT ; S T COLERIDGE ; PENANCE ; REPETITION ; MARGINAL GLOSS