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In his plays Murder in the Cathedral and The Cocktail Party, what two elements did T. S. Eliot try to blend, albeit with limited success?

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20 Jun 2019
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T. S. Eliot sought to merge religious symbolism with elements of social comedy in his plays, though this combination was not entirely effective.

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