The Comedy of Errors: Quick Revision
The Comedy of Errors: Synopsis The states of Syracuse and Ephesus were enemies. The law in Ephesus put to death any merchant of Syracuse found in Ephesus unless he paid…
Implied Author: Its Meaning and Relevance in Literary Criticism
Implied Author: Wayne C Booth's Unique Idea Wayne C Booth’s “The Rhetoric of Fiction” made a lasting impression on New Criticism’s efforts to make literary interpretation more “scientific” in its…
Narrative Voice: Interpretations and Critical Responses
Meaning of Narrative Voice Voice, in context of narrative, may be defined as the phantom projection of a variable identity that articulates the speaker’s projection of ‘self’. Narrative being a…
Pride and Prejudice: Use of Irony As Narrative Device
The most important among the narrative modes of Jane Austen is her use of irony. Irony may be defined as a mode of discourse for conveying meaning different from and…