The Land and the Waste: Meaninglessness and Absurdity in T. S. Eliot’s The Waste Land

After the World War-1, there spread chaos and disillusionment in society, faith got shattered life became meaningless. Jean-Paul Sartre’s version of Existentialism is based on this meaninglessness absurdity. Man faces an absurd meaningless existence chaotic world. Thus these two are main tropes philosophy. T. S. Eliot also lived that age composed his long narrative poem The Waste Land (1930) after War. This consequences war caused absurdity depriving human real significance value. study explores analyses aspects light philosophy contends to say almost all characters presented encounter lives. Their lives without any purpose quite insignificant a disorderly So land full waste only. nothing but heap waste. By presenting picture life, intends forward solution form rebirth lost religious moral values. research significant because accurately relate our current times where beings face existential threat being lost. awareness may lead immediate solution. Moreover, provoke further area order bring out relevance literary texts everywhere.