November 2016 | NibblePop

“Songs of Innocence” and “Songs of Experience”: Blake’s Concept of Contraries

Post Author:monami mukherjee
Post published:November 28, 2016
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In his attempt to communicate his essential divine vision, William Blake created a poetic world where images are realized in their individual contexts and the contexts are realized in the…

Satan in Milton’s Paradise Lost Book I: An Epic Hero Or A Repulsive Hypocrite

Post Author:monami mukherjee
Post published:November 22, 2016
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One of the primary questions that perplexes the readers of Milton's Paradise Lost concerns the poet's delineation of Satan, the chief of the Fallen angels. Throughout the first two or…

The Rape of the Lock: Representation of Belinda

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Post published:November 16, 2016
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The Rape of the Lock, a mock heroic epic by Alexander Pope, is both a careful exploration of the contemporary social follies and a representation of the inner fabrics of…

Replacement Warranty

Post Author:monami mukherjee
Post published:November 12, 2016
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A lonely man on the highway broad hitchhiking horse drawn carts, and the toll man stretches out His fingers sharp as darts. "I am just a hitchhiker" "But on my…