Who coined the expression "objective corelative" ?
Correct answer: B. T. S. Eliot
- A. Coleridge
- B. T. S. Eliot
- C. Allen Tate
- D. F. R. Leavis
Explanation
T. S. Eliot coined “objective correlative” in his essay “Hamlet and His Problems.” The term describes a set of objects, situations, or events that adequately expresses an emotion in art.
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