Use of Divine Machinery in “The Rape of the Lock”

In English literature, the name of Alexander Pope will always remain immortal. He has proved himself to be a master of keen observation of life in all of his works. Combining his artistic quality of writing with his knack for delving deep into the social structure of humanity, he can present beautiful literary sketches of … Read more

Character Analysis of Belinda in The Rape of the Lock

Belinda portrays the time of aristocratic and fashionable ladies. She is equally beautiful and charming. Early in the poem, the author compares her with the sun (also at the beginning of Canto II). It is as though the sun’s brightness wanes at the sight of her radiant beauty.   The poet invests her almost with divine … Read more