Preludes by T.S. Eliot - Prelude 1 - Perfecting Poetry

📺 This lesson analyses the first of the preludes by T.S. Eliot, Prelude 1. We'll go through the techniques and language forms T.S. Eliot uses in Prelude 1. Like this video and subscribe to our channel    / schoolingonline   Enjoy this detailed analysis of Prelude 1 of T.S. Eliot’s famous quadriptych poem ‘Preludes’. Grab your notes as we guide you through this opening Prelude, filled with the wintry sights and smells of a nameless city in the early 1900s. Language forms/features: modernism, analogy, setting, seasonal imagery, olfactory imagery, iambic tetrameter, truncated sentence, end-stopped line, speaker, metaphor, rhyme, visual imagery, alliteration, symbolism, enjambment, polysyndeton Get Access to our FREE English Essentials Kit: https://mailchi.mp/schoolingonline/fr... ► OUR PLATFORM: https://schoolingonline.com/ Educational video platform for high school students and teachers! Get your first month FREE with promo code: FMFM How to redeem? Head to https://schoolingonline.com/user/regi..., enter your details, hit ‘next’ and enter the promo code! What you get: Syllabus related content Videos are now fully animated to keep you focused! Engaging and modern teaching style Access to hundreds of videos Accessible on all devices 00:00:00 Intro 00:02:53 Analysing the form and structure of the Preludes 00:05:53 Analysis of Preludes 1 ► INSTAGRAM:   / schoolingonline   ► FACEBOOK:   / schoolingonline   💡Do you have suggestions or questions? ✉ CONTACT: [email protected] 👍 If you liked this video please give us a thumbs up to support our channel! 🔔 Subscribe to our channel and hit the notification bell to always stay up to date with our newest uploads! #TSEliot #schoolingonline