Question: Characters of Riders to the Sea Characteristic features or character sketch of Maurya Old women Sufferer Patient Combo or mix religious belief Unconsciously curse Bartley Based on superstition or superstitious Universal motherhood More Notes of Rider to the Sea…
Question: Character Analysis of Arms and the Man Characteristic features or character sketch of Raina Beautiful Illusion for war childish Poseuse Lack of presence of mind Overhearing nature Opportunist Characteristic features or character sketch of Bluntschli Fugitive Chocolate cream soldier…
Question: Death as the Recurring Symbol of Dickinson’s Poetry- Discuss. Or, discuss the symbol of Dickinson’s poetry. Death as the Recurring Symbol of Dickinson Introduction Death is one of the principal subjects or themes in Dickinson’s poetry. She uses the…
Question: Character analysis of AS You Like It Characteristic features or character sketch of Rosalind Beautiful and intelligent Patient Sympathetic Emblem of love at first sight Eloquent patriot Manly in disguise Psychologist Problem solver or superb managing power Characteristic features…
Question: Comment on Dickinson’s Mysticism. Mysticism of Emily Dickinson Introduction Mysticism is the belief that union with the absorption into the deity or the absolute or the spiritual apprehension knowledge inaccessible to the intellect. According to the Oxford Advanced Learners…
Question: How would you interpret Sidi’s decision to marry Baroka? Or, Comment on the end of the play The Lion and Jewel. Introduction It is universal that morning shows the day and do not always follow your curiosity. In the…
Question: Discuss Emily Dickinson as a poet of nature. Or, Discuss Dickinson’s attitude to nature. Emily Dickinson as a poet of nature. Introduction Emily Dickinson (1830-1886) is not a poet of nature in the conventional sense. She lived a life…
Question: Discuss the theme of the play Arms and the Man Or, discuss in detail Show’s views on love, marriage, and war. Or, discuss the theme of war, love, and marriage. Introduction “Arms and the Man” is a famous drama…
Question: Discuss the major themes of Emily Dickinson’s poetry. Major themes of Emily Dickinsons poetry. Introduction The theme is the fundamental fact for any literary work. It can be considered to be the backbone of success. Emily Dickinson has a…
Question: Discuss the life of the Aran islanders presented in the play “Riders to the Sea”. N.B: You can also write the answer to the following questions based on this note: Bring out the Celtic and Greek elements of the…
Question: Evaluate Robert Frost as a poet of nature. Robert Frost as a poet of nature Introduction From a study of the characteristics of his poetry, we can form an idea about Robert Frost as a poet of nature. Though…
Question: Discuss the theme of alienation in Robert Frost’s poetry. Theme of alienation in Frosts poetry. Introduction As we know that Robert Frost (1874-1963) is a poet of human psychology, all aspects of human psychology are certainly present in his…
Question: Discuss the Dramatic significance of disguise in the play As you Like It. Introduction William Shakespeare (1564-1616) had a mastery of craftsmanship. He invented the dramatic technique of disguise at first in his world-famous tragicomedy “The Merchant of Venice”…
Question: In what way Robert Frost is a modern poet? Discuss. Or, discuss Robert Frost as a modern poet. Introduction Robert Frost is a mix of both modern and traditional themes. In his poems, we find the traditions of the…
Question: Discuss the difference between Louka and Raina. Introduction G.B. Shaw (1856-1950) is as genius as William Shakespeare in respect of creating lady characters in his plays. In one of the famous plays “Arms and the Man” Raina and Louka…
Question: Discuss “The Merchant of Venice” as a fine example of comedy or tragicomedy. The Merchant of Venice as a tragicomedy. Introduction Tragicomedy is a dramatic work incorporating both tragic and comic elements coined by the Roman dramatist Plautus in…
Question: Discuss the difference between court life and country life in “As You Like It”. Introduction In “As You Like It” (1590) Shakespeare‘s (1564-1616) one of the principal themes is the difference between the court life and the country life.…
Question: Evaluate Robert Frost as a poet of man or common man. Robert Frost as a poet of common man. Introduction A poet of nature is a poet of man. Like Wordsworth of England, Frost (1874-1963) of America is such…