Question : Essay-type “Sergius and Bluntschli represent comic versions of two external opposites–the dreamer and the man of action.” Do you agree? Introduction “No conflict, no drama” the dramatist seeks to convey his message by carefully presented contrast. In ‘Arms and…
Question : Essay-type Discuss Shelley as a poet of Nature. Introduction Percy Bysshe Shelley, George Gordon Byron popularly known as Lord Byron and John Keats belonged to the younger group of English Romantic poets. Among them Shelley has been called…
Question : Essay-type Comment on Shakespeare’s use of the supernatural element in ‘The Tempest’. Introduction Shakespeare’s play ‘The Tempest’ is a romance, hence all its incidents are beyond the common experience of our everyday life. It is full of supernatural…
Question : Essay-type Who is the hero of ‘Paradise Lost–Book I’? Discuss. Introduction The character of Satan as depicted in Milton’s the first book of ‘Paradise Lost’ is endowed with so many heroic qualities that Dryden and many subsequent critics…
Question : Essay-type Give an account for the popularity of Austen’s novel ‘Emma’. Introduction Jane Austen was one of the greatest novelties of the eighteenth century. Her ‘Emma’ is an exhilarating comedy. It is a great domestic and social novel.…
Question : Essay-type How would you distinguish between Wordsworth and Coleridge as romantic poets? Introduction The names of Wordsworth and Coleridge are intimately associated in the history of the Romantic Movement. In the plan of ‘Lyrical Ballads’ each had a…
