Othello: A Short Synopsis The great tragedy of Shakespeare starts under the night cover in the city of Venice, a city-state renowned for its military strength and as a hub of trade. Roderigo, a gentleman Read more…
Plot Summary and Analysis of Othello, the Moor of Venice A plot is a series of events related to a central conflict, or struggle. The following plot diagram illustrates the main plot of Othello. The Read more…
Critical Analysis of The Tragedy Of Othello Introduction Shakespeare possibly wrote The Tragedy of Othello, the Moor of Venice in 1603 or 1604, as we know it was first performed on November 1, 1604, at Read more…
Character Analysis of Desdemona in Othello Othello is one of the most important plays in English Literature. As we know that it is a domestic tragedy. In this play, Desdemona is an example of perfect Read more…
To Lucasta, Going to the Wars by Richard Lovelace Vocabulary nunnery – a home for religious women inconstancy – unfaithfulness, infidelity Explication of The Poem Tell me not , Sweet, I am unkinde, In this Read more…
Letters written to people we know very well like our parents, relatives and intimate friends are called personal (informal) letters.
Formal Letter Writing The composition of letters is most intimate and personal. It genuinely and freely reveals a writer’s feelings and moods. You may be called at any time to share your sorrow at your Read more…
The Ghat of the Only world is a friend's homage to a friend almost in the manner of the Romantic Essayists. In this essay, the writer Amitav Ghosh recalls all the memories of his beloved friend Aga Shahid Ali.
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This poem is one the two different poems written 400 years ago by Ben Jonson both entitled "Song: To Celia."
In this post, you will study The Jew of Malta a ‘Renaissance tragedy’written by the famous 16-century playwright Christopher Marlowe. Marlowe was a member of the famous “University Wits” and a contemporary of William Shakespeare.
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