When Coleridge and Wordsworth published “Lyrical Ballads” which laid the foundation stone of Romantic poetry Coleridge states that it was his aim to select remote; uncommon or supernatural...
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Addison is ranked with the great prose writers of English literature. To his credit, he has a distinctive prose style. His style consists in the clearness, lucidity, and naturalness. He does not try...
Appropriateness of the Title “Pride and Prejudice” and Its Significance.
Usually, the title of a book or writing is given considering the main theme. From the title, one can easily understand what the author will dwell upon in the book or in the composition. The Novel,...
Theme of Regeneration in P. B. Shelley’s “Ode to the West Wind”
Percy Bysshe Shelley is a great romantic poet and idealist who believed in the happy future of mankind in which love, justice, and charity would prevail. He is also a revolutionary poet as he...
Arrangement of Serious and Comic Elements in Measure for Measure
Measure for Measure by William Shakespeare has variously been described as an allegory, a morality play, and a satire. But perhaps, the most satisfactory label for it is tragicomedy or a dark comedy...
To fully understand the character of Isabella, we need to know that Measure for Measure is one of Shakespeare’s problem plays. In one sense, it deserves to be considered as a drama of...