How does t. s. eliot in "the waste land" differ in his interpretation of subject matter from geoffrey chaucer in the canterbury tales?

Became a common baroque tool? a. compositional movement b. classical perspective c. linear perspective d. the s-curve

We all want to be seen as dedicated employees. when should you stay at home from work? why

After exploring the selections from the  upanishads  and the  tao te ching, what congruence do you see between them? what is the central message of each text? are there any similarities in the worldviews they espouse? do any of these ideas resonate with your own life, beliefs, or worldview? discuss the ideas found in both texts as well as your reactions to them.  important notice:   reflection responses should be between 200 and 250 words total and present a clear main idea (thesis) supported by specific examples