Alexander Pope’s masterpiece, ‘The Rape of the Lock’ is an epic narrative, touching different subjects of epic poetry. Alexander Pope was a great English poet and satirist of the 18th century. He owned great skills of using heroic couplet in… Read More »The Rape of the Lock as a mock-epic
Beloved by Toni Morrison is the ultimate representation of the consequences and repercussions of slavery. Slavery that had been a major issue in the United States had a major impact on the lives of the Black Africans who were traded… Read More »Theme of slavery in Beloved by Toni Morrison
Aphra Behn, the writer of the play was the first woman writer of the late seventeenth century. She wrote plays from the female perspective about the historical aspects of the Restoration society. In her play The Rover, Behn portrays the… Read More »Portrayal of Women in the Rover
Willmore, an English sea captain is the lead male character of Aphra Behn’s play ‘The Rover’. He is the friend of the other Englishmen including Belville, Frederick and Blunt. Willmore is a wandered whose job as a naval captain takes… Read More »Character analysis of Willmore in The Rover
Lewis Caroll’s Through the Looking Glass is the sequel to the best selling book Alice in Wonderland. Alice enters a fantastical world through a mirror. As she advances her footsteps, she discovers several extraordinary things in the room. In that… Read More »Discuss the importance of chess in Lewis Caroll’s Through the Looking Glass
Eurydice is a minor character who appears in Sophocles’s play ‘Antigone’. She is the wife of king Creon, the ruler of Thebes. Her character isn’t properly focused upon, even though she is the Queen of Thebes. Eurydice represents a typical,… Read More »Character of Eurydice in Antigone
Antigone and Ismene are the two daughters of King Oedipus and Jocasta. Even though they are sisters by blood, their personalities contrast with each other. Antigone is a bold and fierce girl who believes in making her own decisions rather… Read More »Compare and contrast the characters of Antigone and Ismene
Sankardeva’s Ankiya Nat ‘Parijata Harana’ is a wonderful one-act pay about the wonders of Lord Shri Krishna and his theft of the Parijata Flower. The Parijata flower plays a very significant role in the play. it is the base of… Read More »Significance of the Parijata flower in the play ‘Parijata Harana’
Sankardeva’s literary activities and his Vaishnavite religion is a product of his vast knowledge gathered from his twelve year long pilgrimage to various parts of India. His already existing spiritual inclination got an impetus after the death of his wife… Read More »Influence of medieval Indian drama on Sankardeva
Listen everyone, with devotion, You have no other friend except Hari so says Sankara, the servant of Krishna. Lets everyone repeat the name of Rama! -(Sutra) Srimanta Sankardeva is one of the highly honoured, cultural and religious figures of the… Read More »Parijata Harana as a literary medium of spreading Vaishnavite religion founded by Sankardeva
