Write a short note on Donne’s use of conceits in his love poems
Introduction: Metaphysical conceit is a literary device. The poet used this device for making his poetry unique and extra-ordinary. According to the Oxford Dictionary,” Metaphysical…
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Discuss the significance of Satan’s first speech in book 1 of Paradise Lost
Introduction: Satan’s first speech in Paradise Lost written by John Milton (1608-1674) is a reflection of pure Miltonic Lyricism. The first speech of Satan creates…
Herbert’s use of imagery in his poems
Introduction: George Herbert is one of the most important metaphysical poets, known for his saintly life and intense devotion to God, his poems are not…
Critically comment on Marvell’s treatment of love with reference his poems you have read
Introduction: “The Definition of Love” and “To His Coy Mistress” are two of the most celebrated poems of Andrew Marvell (1621- 1678) where he presents…
What is carpe diem? Discuss with the reference of the poem “To His Coy Mistress”
6. What is carpe diem? Discuss with the reference of the poem “To His Coy Mistress”. Or, What is Carpe Diem theory? How does Andrew…
Discuss The Faerie Queene as an allegorical piece of writing
Introduction: An allegory is a representation of an abstract or spiritual meaning through concrete or material forms. It is a device in which characters or…
What pictorial quality do you find in The Faerie Queene
Introduction: Pictorial elements in literature is one of the iconographic presentations in literature writing. Edmund Spenser (1552-1599) has adopted pictorial quality in his great epic…
Francis Bacon All Brief
Q.1. Who wrote the book The Advancement of Learning? Ans. The book, The Advancement of Learning is written by Francis Bacon Q.2. What is pragmatism?…
16th and 17th century poetry All Brief
Edmund Spenser All Brief Q.1. Who was called the poet’s poet? Ans. Edmund Spenser was called the poet’s poet. Q.2. Which age did Spenser belong…