Who is famous for the theory of 'objective correlative'?

Thomas Stearns Eliot (1888-1965):
- He was a poet, dramatist, literary critic, and an editor.
- His theory of 'objective correlative' is very famous.
Works:
- The Waste Land (1922),
- Poems (1919),
- Selected Essays (1932)
- Four Quartets (1942),
- Murder in the Cathedral (1935),
- The Family Reunion (1939),
- The Cocktail Party (1950).
Source: An ABC of English Literature, Dr. M Mofizar Rahman and Encyclopedia Britannica.