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With Close Reference to The Wasteland and the Great Gatsby Compare and Contrast how and why Eliot and Fitzgerald use their Chosen Genres to Explore Sexual and Emotional Relationships.  

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ð¤Óí?ß>? ? ² ? ?    - !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_? ? Root Entry ?Zñ ×Ðñ LO+2|£G¢­+`CONTENTS |CompObj VSPELLING L?  ? o Myrtle being reminded of her place as a purely sexual and unimportant part of Tom s life. As the incident takes place all within one, short sentence, it conveys how effortless the action is for Tom and has an impact on the reader as the use of  deft conveys the force of the blow. The issue of sexualised violence is also a theme throughout The Waste Land such as between the typist and the young man carbuncular who #. Kateara Anglistiky interprets this sexual relationship as  devastated sexuality through spiritual dryness. Violence can therefore be seen as a release from this devastation. However P. Ranjini reads this relationship as one  that has degenerated to the level of animality. This may well be, as the monotonous narrative and...

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