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Caliban in Shakespeare’s “The Tempest”: A Critical Analysis

Post author:Suddhasanta Nag
Post published:December 11, 2017
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In “The Tempest”, William Shakespeare draws the character of Caliban with dubious shades. Critics down the ages have responded differently to the portrayal of Caliban. While some have downright dismissed…

Miranda: Shakespeare’s Portrayal of Pure Innocence in the Tempest

Post author:monami mukherjee
Post published:November 14, 2017
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Miranda: Epitome of Purity The character of Miranda is indeed one of the most wonderful creations of Shakespeare. She is a pure child of Nature like Wordsworth’s Lucy, “created of…

The Tempest: Significance of the Title

Post author:monami mukherjee
Post published:November 10, 2017
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Why did Shakespeare call his play "The Tempest"? Is it just a casual reference to the storm raised in the beginning, or does it hint at far deeper connotations? Is…