Sartre and His Philosophy The great French literary critic Jean-Paul Sartre was born in Paris in 1905. This French Philosopher studied at the École Normale Superieure from 1924 till the year of 1929. He became the Professor of Philosophy at Le Havre in 1931. Based on a stipend from the Institute Francais he studied in … Read more
Important Questions and Answers of National Prejudices By Oliver Goldsmith Q. How does the writer spend his time while he travels? Give reasons for his choice. Ans. The writer is a traveller at his heart. While he travels, he loves spending his time in coffee houses, pubs and other public places because these places give … Read more
Aristotelian Notions of Tragedy The chorus in Aeschylus’ Agamemnon clearly elucidates the Aristotelian principle of tragedy: ‘Zeus, whose will has marked for man the sole way where wisdom lies, ordered one eternal plan: Man must suffer to be wise.’ Elizabethan tragedy is derived from this moralised model of tragedy as depicted by Aristotle in his … Read more
Critical Appreciation of Fra Lippo Lippi Browning’s Poems Browning’s poem Fra Lippo Lippi was published in 1855 in his collection Men and Women. The poem is written in the first person and is a classical example of a dramatic monologue. To grasp Browning‘s Fra Lippo Lippi completely it is useful to have a look at … Read more
PYGMALION INTRO COLONEL PICKERING: He was a professor, known as gentleman in Act 1. He Studied In India India and came to meet Henry Higgins(Note Taker). HENRY HIGGINS: He was a professor who turned his hobbies in his profession. his profession was that he learned and practised phonetics. he was the man who transformed Eliza … Read more
The Character Style of the Anti-Hero Anti-hero is used for the hero in a novel or movie which contains many non-heroic qualities or attributes in him. In modern American literature and movies, there are a number of anti-hero characters, and these characters are very popular among the audience of American cinema. The reason behind this … Read more
Postmodernism – The present continuous age Postmodernism has no conventional definition, or rather; it is beyond such definition. Time and again, scholars and avid students have tried to bind the concept in a structured definition, but every time it has managed to escape such confines. Postmodernism is a free-spirited movement that has come to represent … Read more
A Jest of God – Tithonus by Alfred, Lord Tennyson Tenets of Tenneyson in Tithonus “Tithonus†was written by Alfred, Lord Tennyson. The poem’s setting is the ancient story of Tithonus. Tithonus fell in love with Eos, goddess of the dawn, and asked her for immortality. Unfortunately for Tithonus he did not ask for eternal … Read more
How to Write a Literary Analysis Essay To know how to write a literary analysis essay one must include all the structural elements which are normally associated with a traditional essay format. That is, the essay must contain an introduction, a main body and a conclusion. In this form of essay, the basis of the … Read more
Writing a Strong Biography Biography is a description about a person’s life and personality. Biography is following many stages of writing and before writing, you should know the stages and format of biography writing. Biography writing is a common task or assignment for academic students. Teachers are assigning this biography writing tasks related to academic … Read more
How to Write a Non-Literary Essay A ‘non-literary’ piece of writing is an umbrella term for a range of texts which seek to communicate in a way which is usually described as non-fiction. For example, such a text may take the form of a letter or an email. Additionally, such a piece of writing may … Read more