Analysis of consciousness of self in Nausea Question: Discuss Sartre’s analysis of consciousness of self in Nausea. Introduction Sartre’s analysis of consciousness is really evoke-making in the history of literature. From Aristotle to literary devices, he does leave nothing to…
The theme of loneliness in Nausea Question: Discuss the theme of loneliness in Nausea. Introduction Loneliness is the most influential theme of the novel Nausea. We have been confirmed that because of extreme loneliness, Roquentine’s feeling of Nausea comes out.…
Discuss the character Antoine Roquentine Question: Discuss the character Antoine Roquentine. Introduction Antoine Roquentine is the protagonist or main character of the novel Nausea. He is a thirty years old young man who starts to write a diary from January…
The features of modern poetry with reference to Eliot and Yeats Question: Discuss the features of modern poetry with reference to T. S. Eliot and W. B. Yeats. Introduction The modern age in English literature generally believed to have started…
Chaucer as the father of English poetry or literature Question: Discuss Chaucer as the father of English poetry or literature. Introduction Geoffrey Chaucer (1343-1400) was a poet, scientific thinker, author, philosopher, and diplomat. He made a huge contribution to the development…
Chaucer as a representative poet Question: Discuss Chaucer as a representative poet. Or what aspects of medieval life and thought are revealed in Chaucer’s writings. Or discuss The Prologue to the Canterbury Tales “A Microcosm of 14th-century English society”. Introduction…
Contribution of Shakespeare to English drama or literature Question: Discuss Shakespeare’s contribution to English drama or literature. Introduction William Shakespeare (1564 21616) is widely considered to be the greatest writer of the English language and the world’s pre-eminent dramatist. As…
The influence of the French Revolution on Romantic poetry or English literature or Romantic poets Question: Discuss the influence of the French Revolution on Romantic poetry or English literature or Romantic poets. Introduction The French Revolution that occurred in 1789…
The salient features of Romantic Poetry Question: Discuss the salient features of Romantic Poetry. Introduction Romanticism, which is also known as the Romantic Era, was an inventive literary intellectual movement that originated in Europe in the latter part of the…
Victorian women novelists Question: Discuss the Victorian woman novelists. Introduction Victorian period (1832-1901) is one of the fruitful periods in the history of English literature. It is also known for the galaxy of female novelists who contribute so high to…
The characteristics of the Victorian Age Question: Survey the prominent literary trends of the Victorian Age Or, mention the characteristics of the Victorian Age. Introduction Victorian period (1832-1901) is one of the remarkable periods of English literature. It is named…
Short essay on the Metaphysical Poets and definition of Metaphysical Poetry Question: What is Metaphysical Poetry? Write a short essay on the Metaphysical Poets. Introduction ‘‘Meta’’ means beyond and ‘‘Physics’’ means the science of concrete things. Metaphysical Poetry concerned with…
Edmund Spenser is called the child of the English Renaissance and Reformation Question: Why Edmund Spenser is called the child of the English Renaissance and Reformation? Introduction Edmund Spenser (1513-1599) is the man who blended Renaissance and Reformation perfectly. He…
The features of comedy of manners with reference to William Congreve Question: What is comedy of manners? Discuss comedy of manners. Or, Discuss Restoration drama with reference to comedy and tragedy. Or, Discuss the features of comedy of manners with…
The social picture in modern poetry Question: What social picture do you get in modern poetry? Introduction Modern poetry is phenomenal. It has limned all the aspects of society from top to bottom. Because of the impact of the “First…
The 18th century called an age of Prose and Reason Question: Why is the 18th century called an age of Prose and Reason? Or, how would you portray the 18th century as an age of Satire? Introduction The Neo-classical Age…
The Elizabethan age called the golden age of English literature Question: Why is the Elizabethan age called the golden age of English literature? Introduction Elizabethan age (1558-1603) is named after Queen Elizabeth 1 who retained over England from 1558 to…
The historical and political background of the Restoration Period Question: Write a note on the restoration Period. Or, discuss the historical and political background of the Restoration Period. Introduction The Restoration period (1660-1700) is one of the most important periods…