Question: Discuss William Blake as a mystic poet with reference to “Songs of Innocence and of Experience”. Introduction William Blake (1757-1827) is considered to be a mystic poet and seminal figure in the history of poetry of the Romantic Age.…
Question. Discuss the symbols of Blake’s Poetry. Or, discuss The symbols of Blake of Poetry. Introduction William Blake (1757-1827) is the senior poet of the Romantics. He was at the same time a painter and poet. He is famous…
Question: Discuss Shelley’s Use of Imagery in Ode To a Skylark Introduction Image means an exact copy of something or a replica. Imagery is the combined use of images that refers to visually descriptive or figurative language, especially in a…
Q: Write the critical appreciation of the poem London 1802. Introduction: “William Wordsworth” is one of the most striking figures of the “Romantic Age”. “London 1802” Is a sonnet that was written by William Wordsworth (1770-1850). In this poem,…
Question: Discuss Adonais as a Pastoral Elegy Introduction An Elegy is a poem of lamentation. Pastoral Elegy is a kind of elegy that discusses both death and idyllic rural life. “Adonais” is a pastoral elegy, written by Percy Bysshe…
Question: Waiting for Godot as an absurd drama. Or, “Waiting for Godot” is a drama of nothingness, discuss. Introduction Absurd drama largely focuses on the idea of existentialism. To put it differently, absurd drama means a sense of metaphysical anguish…
Question: Discuss the wit and humor of the play “The Importance of Being Earnest”. The Wit and Humor in The Importance of Being Earnest. Introduction Oscar Wilde (1854 –1900) is a fabulously funny and witty writer. His humor in…
Question: Discuss the role of Jack Worthing in “The Importance of Being Earnest”. Introduction John “Jack” Worthing can be considered the hero of the farcical drama “The Importance Being of Earnest” by Oscar Wilde (1854-1900). His background provides the play…
Question: In what does “Look Back in Anger” reflect the mood and temper of post-war England? Introduction “Look Back in Anger” published in 1956 is a 20th century English realist drama by John Osborne (1929-1994). This play is a part…
Question: Evaluate “The Importance of Being Earnest” as a social satire. Introduction If strict moral values leave no room for question, a society loses much of what is known as humanity. “The Importance of Being Earnest” is an iconic…
Question: Can Jimmy Porter in Look back in Anger be Seen as an Anti-Hero? Introduction One of the most challenging anti-heroes is Jimmy Porter who came out of the 20th Century Theater. He is a frustrated man. Although he…
Question: Discuss the autobiographical elements of the play “Look Back in Anger”. Introduction It is very often said that “Look Back in Anger” by John Osborne (1929-1994) is largely autobiographical. The play reflects Osborn’s attitude to life and society in…
Question: Discuss the significance of the bear and squirrel game in Look Back in Anger. Introduction In his newsworthy work “Look Back in Anger” (1956), John Osborne (1929-1994) symbolically uses the bear and squirrel game to explore the ups and…
Question: Do you find any religious significance in Waiting for Godot? Discuss. Or, what does the waiting signify in Beckett’s “Waiting for Godot”? Introduction Samuel Beckett (1906 -1989) is an Irish renowned playwright and novelist. “Waiting for Godot” is…
Question: Discuss The Iliad as an epic or primary epic. The Iliad as an epic or primary epic. Introduction An epic is a long narrative poem on a grand scale about the deeds of warriors and heroes, kings, and Gods.it…
Question: Write on Homer as a realist with reference to his epic poem “The Iliad”. Introduction “The Iliad” is an epic poem by Homer that touches on the lives of the everyday people of Ancient Greece, particularly the soldiers…
Question: Discuss the Olympian gods and goddesses delineated in “The Iliad” The Olympian gods and goddesses delineated in The Iliad. Introduction Gods and Goddesses play an important role in Homer‘s “Iliad”. No traditional stories in ancient Greece were imaginable without…
Question: Compare and contrast between Hector and Achilles. Introduction Achilles and Hector figure illustriously as the two greatest heroes in the national and universal epic “The Iliad” by Homer composed in Mid-8th Century BC. They are the powerhouses of…