Victorian Novels are known best because of the tremendous work of writers like Anthony Trollope and Jane Austen. They both
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Elements of Positive Meanings in Larkin’s Poetry
“There are several poems of Larkin which tentatively explore the possibility of a positive meaning in life”. Comment Larkin’s poems
Sylvia Plath and Confessional Poetry | Plath’s Autobiography in Poems
Sylvia Plath is among those poets who preferred to write confessional poetry. Some other poets are Robert Lowell, Anne Sexton and W.D. Snodgrass.
The Expiration Analysis and Summary: Stanza by Stanza- John Donne
Analysis of “The Expiration” puts it in the category of “Love Poems”. It is the second closest love poem to metaphysical poetry after “Forbidden Mourning”.
Okonkwo’s Downfall in “Things Fall Apart”
Okonkwo brings about his own downfall? Do you agree with this statement? Support with close reference to the novel Things
Mrs Elvsted Hedda Gabler | Detailed Character Analysis
Mrs. Thea Elvsted may not be perfect wife but she is bold lady of Ibsen’s era, which has been put in juxtaposition to Hedda Gabler.
Structure of “Waiting for Godot”
“Waiting for Godot” does not follow the congenital play structure. It has no action which is soul of a tragedy
“Waiting for Godot” as an Absurd Play | Absurd Theater Characteristics
Samuel Beckett had largest contribution in “Absurd Theater”. His play “Waiting for Godot” also belonged to the same category and was called an absurd play.
Oedipus Rex Characters: Majors and Minors | Characterization
“Oedipus Rex” Major Characters:- Sophocles sketched major characters of Oedipus Rex very skillfully. There are four major characters in the
Heart of Darkness Symbols | Motif of Joseph Conrad
Symbols of Heart of Darkness have more than one meaning such as fog and color symbolism are for evil and Congo River symbolize for death.
Critical Analysis of “MCMXIV” | Poem by Philip Larkin
“MCMXIV” (1914) is deeper analysis of prewar critical circumstances. Poem follows conventional style of Philip Larkin. “Dispirit” is primary them of poem.
