Why has Eliot called modern man a Hollow man?
- He has no blood
- He has no flesh
- He is feeling less
- He is a liar
Explanation
T.S. Eliot's portrayal of modern man as a "Hollow Man" in his poem "The Hollow Men" suggests a profound sense of emotional emptiness and spiritual desolation
The idea of being "feeling less" can be interpreted
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