The literary trends of the modern era began to change after 1939 when World War II destroyed social values. After 1939, a new trend emerged in English literature. Writers of the era continued to experiment with modernist writers but at…
Valentine gives a humorous explanation of love. The strange sensation that crosses the minds of men and women when they are in love. Valentine and Gloria are attracted to each other under the influence of vitality. Gloria wants a scientific…
Introduction “Desire Under the Elms” (1924) is a modern tragedy written by Eugene O’Neill (1888 – 1953). Cabot is the father of Simeon, Peter, and Eben. He is 75 years old and the husband of Abbie, 35 years old. Five…
Introduction “Desire Under the Elms” (1924) is a modern tragedy written by Eugene O’Neill (1888 – 1953). Folk refers to the carriers of culture, social norms, customs, and behavior of ordinary people in ordinary situations. Folk drama Folk drama is…
Introduction For being a memory play, symbolism works as a part and parcel of “The Glass Menagerie”. Tennessee Williams (1911-1983) uses a number of symbols in this drama. Those symbols mirror many different things. The playwright injects a large variety…
Introduction For being a memory play, symbolism works as a part and parcel of “The Glass Menagerie”. Tennessee Williams (1911-1983) uses a number of symbols in this drama. Those symbols mirror many different things. The playwright injects a large variety…
Introduction: The American dream has much gotten popular with the drama “Death of a Salesman”(1949) which is written by Arthur Miller (1915-2005). In the drama, the dramatist has lain bare about the American dream. The cause of Willy Loman’s suicide …
Introduction: “Death of a Salesman” (1949) has been upheld by American society and families in 1949. Arthur Miller (1915-2005) criticizes society’s idea of the American Dream, the capitalist system, greed, the Lack of fidelity, and peer pressure. Here, Linda Loman…
Introduction: Arthur Miller (1915-2005) in his play “Death of a Salesman” (1949) presented Willy Loman as a tragic character. A tragic hero is a character who represents consequences that contain one or more personal faults or are doomed by a…
Introduction “Death of a Salesman” (1949) has been upheld by American society and families in 1949. Arthur Miller (1915-2005) criticizes society’s idea of the American Dream, the capitalist system, greed, the Lack of fidelity, and peer pressure. Willy Loman has…
Introduction: The duel of sex refers to men’s making devices to win the hearts of women’s attempt to resist love by rationality. Let us discuss this. Valentine is anti-romantic in his attitude towards love but when he sees Gloria instantly,…
Introduction “You Never Can Tell” is one of the best paradigms of Victorian drama Witten by GB Shaw (1856-1950). This play bears some important messages for people and society. Uncertainty of the future Uncertainty of the future is the most…
Introduction “You Never Can Tell” is one of the famous modern dramas By George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950) in which he expresses marriage and family life. Here, we find the conflict between two sorts of family life- one is characterized by…
Introduction The term ‘Decadent Play’ is one of the remarkable terms in the history of English drama. This type of play relies on the events of the melodramatic without real-life painting. A loose plot is constructed in this type of…
Question: How does Eliot refute Johnson’s remark on the poet whom he classified as metaphysicals? Eliot refutes the remark of Johnson on the poet whom he classified as metaphysical. Introduction Thomas Stearns Eliot (1888-1965) is a celebrated poet critic and…
What will be the thinking in Career Selection or Career Changing? A career means an occupation or profession by which one can progress in life. In a straight way, a career means a way of earning. Here, I’ll provide you…
Use of irony in the novel Crime and Punishment Question: Discuss the use of irony in the novel “Crime and Punishment” by Fyodor Dostoevsky. Introduction “Crime and Punishment” is an illustrious novel by Russian author Fyodor Dostoevsky (1821-1881). The plot…
The coincidences in Crime and Punishment Question: Discuss the coincidences of the novel “Crime and Punishment” Introduction Coincidence means an occasion when two or more similar things happen at the same time, especially in a way that is impossible and…