Classnotes
Charudatta in Sudraka’s Mricchakatika : Character Analysis
Charudatta is an impoverished Brahman in Sudraka’s play Mricchakatika. Sudraka presents Charudatta as a noble and sensitive man, of respectable social position
6 Most Important Allusions in Prufrock
Allusions in Prufrock range from Biblical references to literary masterpieces. Here are six most important allusions in Prufrock that a reader must know to understand the poem completely.
Character of J.Alfred Prufrock: Analysis of His Complexity and Anxieties
The character of Prufrock is the most remarkable aspect of T. S. Eliot’s poem “Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock” as presented through his extraordinary treatment of this dramatic monologue.
5 Easy Tips for Descriptive Essays
Descriptive essay is a common topic for English exams for Schools and Board exams. Here are five quick tips to help students write beautiful descriptive essays easily and score great marks in their assignments or school work.
“An Introduction” by Kamala Das : A Detailed Analysis
An Introduction Indian writing in English, as a genre, is characterised with a multiplicity and variety when it comes to
J.M. Synge’s Riders to the Sea: Significance of the Title
J.M.Synge’s Riders to the Sea is a remarkable dramatic presentation of an elegiac situation, represented both on a personal level
Paradise Lost: Complete Synopsis of All Books (I-XII)
John Milton‘s “Paradise Lost” is a celebrated epic in English Literature. He transforms the Biblical account about the Fall of
Elizabethan Sonneteers: Contribution of Wyatt, Sidney, and Spenser
Sonnet: Its Origin and Development in England Sonnet (originating from the Italian “sonnetto”) refers to a short poem of fourteen
Caliban in Shakespeare’s “The Tempest”: A Critical Analysis
In “The Tempest”, William Shakespeare draws the character of Caliban with dubious shades. Critics down the ages have responded differently
Women Characters in David Copperfield
It has been said that Dickens is not generally successful in drawing female characters and that his men are as
Anne Sullivan: The Light and Music of Helen Keller’s Life
Anne Sullivan’s contribution in the life of Helen Keller is immense and fathomless. In the autobiography of Helen “The Story
Nationalism in Nirad C. Chaudhuri’s “The Autobiography of an Unknown Indian”
Nationalism: Contexts and Conditions Nationalism, as a politico-literary term, is etymologically connected to the word “nation”, which the Oxford Literary
What is Kubla Khan by Coleridge Actually About?
Kubla Khan by S.T.Coleridge is a poem that has been interpreted in a thousand different ways. Critics have analysed every
Look Back in Anger: Study of Unconventional Relationships
The plays written in the modern and post modern period throw a series of questions regarding the relationship shared between
Defining Divinity: Rediscovering Religion
To Dionese… The Earth rouses herself from her winter gloom. The sun rays shine with rising vigour on the fast
Analysing Sonnet 73: “That time of year thou mayst in me behold” by William Shakespeare
Shakespeare’s Sonnet: Introduction Sonnets are invariably personal. Intense subjectivity is found to form a key character in sonnet writing. Regarding
Miranda: Shakespeare’s Portrayal of Pure Innocence in the Tempest
Miranda: Epitome of Purity The character of Miranda is indeed one of the most wonderful creations of Shakespeare. She is
O Henry’s Jimmy Valentine Rewritten as a Play
Jimmy Valentine: Drama Adaptation A Dramatic Rendering of the Short Story by O.Henry Dramatis Personae: Jimmy Valentine Alias Ralph D.
21st Century Indian Women Poets: An Introduction
Recovering Memory: In search of an Indian Feminine poetics with reference to the 21st century poetry The comparative study of
Five Memorable Speeches by Shakespeare’s Women
William Shakespeare’s plays show remarkable portrayal of character when it comes to his women. It is often believed that his
The Tempest: Significance of the Title
Why did Shakespeare call his play “The Tempest”? Is it just a casual reference to the storm raised in the
Lady Macbeth: The Fourth Witch?
An article addressing the question ” Is Lady Macbeth the Fourth Witch in Macbeth?”, pointing out how the question is
As You Like It: Quick Revision
As You Like It: Summary The noble Duke of France was banished by his brother Frederick. The good Duke spent
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
Categories
Archives
Recent Posts
-
Impact of Slavery in Toni Morrison’s BelovedNovember 18, 2023/0 Comments
-
Character of Ulysses in Tennyson’s PoemNovember 17, 2023/
-
Character of The Duke in Browning’s My Last DuchessMarch 7, 2023/
Recent Comments
- Suddhasanta Nag on Pride and Prejudice: Use of Irony As Narrative Device
- xxxjapan on Americanisms: American Influence on the English Language
- vk ไทย on Americanisms: American Influence on the English Language
- shrubs on Latin Influence on English Language
- jumper on Paradise Lost: Significance of the Invocation
Tags
Contact Info
- LocationKolkata, West Bengal, India
- Phone:+91-91635-20212
- Email:contact@nibblepop.comOpens in your application