How was Ikemefuna killed?
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…
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The philosophy of Nneka as found in Things Fall Apart
Introduction: “Things Fall Apart” (1958) is a famous novel by Chinua Achebe (1930 – 2013). The novel tells the story of African society. The title…
What is the central message of the poem ‘The Rebel’?
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,…
How does Nazrul express his non-communal ideas in his poetry of Samyabad
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…
The social and political background of the poem, “Kandari Hushiar (Beware My Captain)
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…
Kazi Nazrul Islam is a great poet of interfaith harmony- Elucidate
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…
Show Nazrul as a patriotic poet.
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…
Bad faith in Nausea
Introduction: Fear and anguish in the face of an immeasurable existential burden lead individuals to seek an escape from the responsibility that comes with human…
Sartre’s Nausea combines phenomenology and existentialism
Introduction: Nausea is an iconic philosophical novel that reveals Jean-Paul Sartre’s brand of existentialism. It represents a world without God or meaning. It discovers the…
The theme of isolation in Nausea
Antoine Roquentin is the protagonist of the psychological novel Nausea by Jean-Paul Sartre (1905-1980). In this novel, he represents the most striking theme of isolation…