Beowulf is an epic concerning the adventures of a pagan Teutonic hero of the same name. The poem is mainly pagan in sentiment, but Christian poets who put it into writing throw a specific allegorical coloring over it. The main events in the epic are three fights that Beowulf has to fight against three dangerous forces … Read more
William Blake’s “The Tyger” is one of the greatest poetic creations in the genre of romantics. He was not only a poet but also a great painter. He portrayed his vision and understanding of the world and God’s creations in his literary works. His songs of innocence and experiences are milestones in romantic poetry. The … Read more
D. H. Lawrence explores the deep recesses of the human mind. To illuminate human behavior and therefore, his novels have psychological interests. In Sons and Lovers, Lawrence incorporated the stream of consciousness technique to dig out the unspeakable impulses in the mind of his characters. The Oedipal Affinity Is The Central Theme of Sons and Lovers … Read more
Shakespeare’s sonnets revolved around the themes of love and friendship. The fair youth sonnets represent through their order the life cycle of man. In most sonnets, nature provides the background, either by supplying the images or showing the objective co-relative for them. In his Comedies and Tragedies, Shakespeare showed his deep interest in the workings … Read more
Swift tends to seek morality when he finds the evil and corrupting humanity. The pursuit of morality is the only way people can redeem themselves. Bartleby Research Jonathan Swift possessed a mysterious character. He was a disappointed, frustrated, and embittered man. Cursed with excessive pride and arrogance, he became like a suppressed volcano. So, various … Read more
The Ancient Mariner is Coleridge’s masterpiece in which the author has presented the story in the supernatural atmosphere. However, it appears to be honest and convincing. The Ancient Mariner is essentially a story of crime and punishment. The poem is divided into seven sections, and each section describes a new stage in the development of … Read more
Shakespeare has used symbols in all his plays, but The Tempest is especially rich in this respect. Symbols can be figurative, characters, or objects that express a certain idea or concept. An artist can express much more through symbols than would otherwise be possible. Symbols enable an artist to express greatness by using the small, the infinite … Read more
