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T. S. Eliot explores the way to help cure the social and individual problems in his poems, with the awareness of the serious crises caused by the spiritual paralyses, corruptions, and alienation which are prevalent in the modern man and civilization. For Eliot, men in modern society, are attached only to the physical or secular life, regardless of death and soul. If flesh is separated from soul, it will be flesh without soul; not ‘life-in-death’ but ‘death-in-life’. Pursuing to transform from the binary logics of flesh and soul, of life and death, into the unity, Eliot employs such Oriental religions as Hinduism and Buddhism in Four Quartets. He tries to represent that Hinduism and Buddhism may provide modern men with the wisdom and way of healing through oneness and emptiness based on self-control and physical or mental practices. But although Hinduism and Buddhism may heal the social and individual problems, Eliot suggests that Oriental religions ultimately can not become those of spiritual salvation.
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