Who is the protagonist of the tragic novel “Things fall Apart”? Or, Sketch the character of Okonkwo. Introduction: “Things Fall Apart” is regarded as a tragic novel in which Okonkwo is the protagonist. The Aristotelian conception of a tragic hero is…
Chinua Achebe takes the title of his famous novel “Things Fall Apart” from the famous poem by W.B Yeats named “The Second Coming”. Achebe quotes the four lines from Yeats’ poem on the very title page of the novel. From…
Introduction: Ikemefuna is the most tragic character in the novel. He was a young lad of fifteen years of age. One day, Okonkwo sat in his obi crunching the locusts happily with Ikemefuna and Nwoye, Ezeuda, one of the most…
Introduction: “Things Fall Apart” (1958) is a famous novel by Chinua Achebe (1930 – 2013). The novel tells the story of African society. The title is taken from W. B. Yeats’s poem “The Second Coming”. The word “Nneka” in the…
Introduction: ‘The Rebel’s poem is composed by Kazi Nazrul Islam (1899-1976), the rebel poet of Bengal and the national poet of Bangladesh. In This poem, the poet talks about himself and celebrates the self or speaker of the poem and…
Introduction: Kazi Nazrul Islam (1899-1976), was the rebel poet of Bengal and the national poet of Bangladesh. Samyabadi is one of the greatest works of Nazrul where he expresses his non-sectarian ideas to establish Hindu-Muslim unity. For more notes: Click…
Introduction: “Kandari Hushiar” meaning Beware My Captain, is one of the most inspiring patriotic songs composed by Kazi Nazrul Islam (1899-1976), the rebel poet of Bengal and the national poet of Bangladesh. The poet wrote the poem based on the…
Introduction: Kazi Nazrul Islam (1899-1976), was the rebel poet of Bengal and the national poet of Bangladesh. He is well known as a great poet of interfaith harmony. Nazrul emerged as the rising sun at a time when class division,…
Introduction: “Kandari Hushiar” (Beware My Captain), one of the most inspiring patriotic songs was composed by Kazi Nazrul Islam (1899-1976), the rebel poet of Bengal and the national poet of Bangladesh. In the poem, “Kandari Hushiar” (Beware My Captain) the…
What is Nazrul’s contribution to the liberation war of Bangladesh? Or, In what way was the song “Kandari Hushiar” a source of inspiration to the freedom fighters of Bangladesh in 1971? Introduction: Kazi Nazrul Islam (1899-1976), is the rebel poet…
Introduction: Velutha is the younger son of Vellya Paapen. He is the representative of the untouchables in The God of Small Things. A carpenter by profession and an active worker of the Communist Party. Velutha is the young rebel in…
Introduction: “The God of Small Things” gives us a vivid picture of Indian society, especially the state of Kerala. This society suffers from various social evils like caste discrimination, gender bias, the double standards of politicians, police brutality, superstition, cultural…
Arundhati Roy portrays the differences by the term ‘small things’ that Indian society casts upon its people because of being born under different circumstances. She refers to the small things to her readers besides the big things in society, like…
Introduction: “The God of Small Things” gives us a vivid picture of Indian society, especially the state of Kerala. This society suffers from various social evils like caste discrimination, gender bias, the double standards of politicians, police brutality, superstition, cultural…
Jamila is Majeed’s second wife in the Novel “Tree without roots.” As we know that Majeed is the central character and a character of evil quality in the novel, Jamila is one of the victims of Majeed, and the process…
Nature plays a vital role in the novel “Tree Without Roots.” In the initial part of this novel, we get a details picture of a few villages, including Mahabbatpur. The novel starts in the land of Noakhali, where food and…
Tree Without Roots is an excellent novel with modernist elements. The novel’s protagonist is proved to be an existential modern hero by Sayed Waliullah. Let’s find existentialist and modernistic details in the main character Majeed. Majeed acts like a savior…
The dramatic significance of the last scene in the play Doctor Faustus Comment on the dramatic significance of the last scene in the play “Doctor Faustus”. Introduction: Christopher Marlowe (1564–1593) is an outstanding expert in painting the utmost agony and…