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Preface     The theme is the underlying message that the writer of artist wants to convey. Themes can feature in poem , short story , a novel , or even a work of art.   It can be something as simple as love, or as something more complex, such as human versus nature. When you consider poetry and its attempts to convey something of the human experience, you can imagine the range of possible themes. But, let’s think about some of the most common that you are sure to come across.   Explore theme in poetry  Love  Death  Nature  Beauty  • love  Love is the most obvious. It can be love for another person, love for nature, or even love for oneself. The first on this list is the most obvious. Love for another can be seen within the work of countless poets since writing as a form of expression came into being. One writer who is known for crafting some of the most beautiful and memorable love poems in the English language is john Keats . He is know...

INTRODUCTION   Percy Byshhey Shelley (1792-1822) is one of the great Romantic Poet in English Literature . The beginning of the 19th century was the period of Romanticism and Lyricism and the shelley was the master of writing romantic lyrics in this period of romantic revival. He was a great lyrist who expresses his simplest thought in the most  melodies manner in his poems . Commonly acclaimed Shelley poetry is always pleasant because of the lyrical quality it embodies . Major work of P.B . SHELLEY  Shelley most known for his classical poem like  1. Ozymandias 2. Ode to the west wind  3. To skylark  4. The cloud  5. The mosque of Anarchy  His major works include long, visionary poems such as:  1. Queen mab , Alastor 2. The revolut of lslam 3. Adonals  4.  The triumph of life (unfinished work) His  verse dramas :  1.  The cenci (1819) 2.  Prometheus unbound ( 1820)   Shelley as a lyricist  ...

1.    According to you , who is the protagonist of the poem clarissa or Belinda ? Why? Give your answer with logical reasons .     The Protagonist of the poem , Belinda is a wealthy and beautiful young woman who travels to hampton court for a day of socializing and leisure .her remarkable beauty attracts the attention of the baron ,who snpis off a lock of her hair in his infatuation .At the beginning of the narrative, ariel explains to Belinda through the medium of a dream that as she is a both beautiful and a virgin, it is his task to watch over her and protect her virtue—though as the poem unfolds, it’s unclear if Belinda is really as virtuous as she seems. Despite the fact that Belinda is Pope’s protagonist, she’s actually a bit of a slippery character to come to terms with, as the reader is provided with relatively little access to her inner thoughts, and her actions are often governed by supernatural forces. For instance, it is unclear how much influence Ar...

DEFINATION OF POST-TR UTH                      Post truth is a term that refers to the 21st century widespeard documentation of an concern about disputes over pubilc turth claims.the term's accademic development refers to the theories and research that exclains the histoically specific causes and the effect of the phoenomenon.          Some scholars argue that post truth had simillarities with past moral , epistemic, and political debates about realtivism , postmodernity , and dishonety in politics . Others instist that post turth  is specifically concerned with 21st century communication technologies and cultural practices .  EXAMPLE  OF POST - TRUTH       • post truth has existed in india fo4 a long period of time . • This article uncovers thag it has been more significant in the west  for longer it was labelled post - truth . • Th...

• DO YOU ANY DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ARISTOTLE'S DEFINITION OF TRAGEDY AND DRYDEN'S DEFINITION OF PLAY?           Aristotle is possessive about the characteristics .he follows tradition. He does not mingle tragedy and comedy .dryden breaks these rules of play depicts both expression of happiness and tragedy in his play .  Function of Dryden's theater ; it remains external to the binary structure of the definition to read a play ought to be a just and lively image of human nature, representing its passions and humar for the delight and instruc. ARISTOTLE'S DEFINITION OF TRAGEDY                   " The idea man bears the accident of life with dignity and grace , making the best of circumstances. "                    A Tragedy is the imitation of an action that is serious and also as having magnitude conpleted in itself ; in appropriate and pleasurable language in a ...

Introduction        The word use " metaphysical " was used by writers such as john Dryden and Samuel Johnson in regards to the poets of the seventeenth century .these poets are noted for their " unnaturalness " .johnson wrote in lives of the most eminent english poets in the late 1700s . That a "race of writers " had appeared that might termed metaphysical poets the term was likely taken from dryden who had describe john donne as affecting " metaphysics " in his " satiers " and his " amorous verse" .  T.s eliot is one of the many twentieth century literary critics who helped to establish the well- deserved reputation that writers such as john donne and andrew marvell now hold .He applied many  of their techniques to  His own writing. what does metaphysical mean ?       The word' meta' means ' after '  so the literal translation of 'metaphysical' is 'after the physical '. Basically , ...

1.   What is the genre of Shakespeare's p lay "Macbeth"? • Tragedy  2.   Which of the following best de scribes Macbeth's tragic flaw? • Ambition  3    The witches' prophecies play a significa nt role in Macbeth's downfall. What is the primary theme associated with the se prophecies? • power  4.    Lady Macbeth's sleepwalking scene i s a turning point in the play . What emotion is she struggling with during this scene? • Guilt  Screening macbeth      1. Describe the symbolic significance of t he opening scenes in Act I & IV involving the three witches in the play "Macbe th." •.  The opening scene  provides the audience with a good deal of background information about what is going on, the characters, etc. 2. How does Macbeth's ambition lead to his moral deterioration throughout the play? Provide examples from the play t o support your answer . • At the end of the play,  Macbeth's ...

Introduction       Elizabethan Age                     • The Elizabthan age began during the year 1558 to 1603 the reign of queen Elizabeth .         • This age is also known as the age of the Renaissance.          •This age is the golden age in English history queen Elizabeth .          Neoclassical Age  • The age is know as classical age or age of reason. • Neoclassical literature was written between 1660 and 1798. • Neoclassical literature is characterized by order , accuracy and structure . •It is a period of Enlightenment . • Literature of the age is concerned with human Nature , supermacy of Reason. Compare The characteristics  Elizabethan age           Neoclassical age •A strong National.    • Order    Spirit              ...

Introduction           Shakespeare was a great play writer ,his drama was performed in theatres the Elizabethan Age .shakespeare has found many admire ,who have turned his plays and stories into Bollywood bolckbusters. The latest being vishal Bhardwaj's Haider ,which is based on the 17th century tragedy's. The tragedy of macbeth              Written in April 1611 , this tragedy play was the inspiration of Maqbool. The movie had some of the biggest Indian parallel  cinestars like pankaj kapoor , Irrfan , Tabu , Naseeruddin shah, ompuri and piyush mishra . Released in the year 2003 , the movie was produced by Boby bedi and directed by vishal Bhardwaj , who also composed the Background score of the movie . Though it failed  to perform of the movie .Though it failed perform much At the Bo , the movie is considered a landmark in terms of acting and direction.     Maqbool ( Macbeth )         ...