Comparing ideas of place in 'In a London Drawingroom' and 'A Wider View'
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I can explain the similarities and differences in how Eliot and Seneviratne present ideas of place and identity.
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Both Eliot and Seneviratne present the negative impact of industrialisation on the environment and people.
Arguably, Seneviratne’s poem is more optimistic since it shows there is a future for the city and its people.
Both Eliot and Seneviratne show the impact of place on human connections.
Eliot depicts the connections between people through a sense of disconnection and loss of individuality.
Seneviratne depicts the bond between people through the impact ancestors have on their descendants.
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