The Neo-classical period (1660-1785) is also known as the 18th Century. It is a time in English literature that emphasized reason, order,...Continue
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New Criticism New Criticism is a way of analyzing literature based on the text alone. This critical method emerged in the early...Continue
Discuss critically the Nativist Theory of language learning. Noam Chomsky's Nativist Theory of Language Acquisition is a fundamental and influential linguistics and...Continue
Movement against Apartheid The movement against apartheid was a powerful and long struggle against the system of racial segregation and discrimination in...Continue
A monologue is a dramatic or literary form of discourse where a single character speaks their thoughts, feelings, or ideas aloud, often...Continue
Short Notes on the Modernist Movement Or, Modernism in Poetry Modernism is a literary movement that emerged in the late 19th and...Continue
Metaphysical poetry merges the intellectual with the emotional. It explores abstract topics with witty language and inventive metaphors. Metaphysical poetry, a genre...Continue
Lyric Lyric poetry is a captivating literary expression that delves into the deepest craters of human emotion and experience. Unlike epic or...Continue
What do you know about Joseph Addison's education from “The Spectator's Account of Himself?” "The Spectator's Account of Himself" (1/3/1711) by Joseph...Continue
What is intonation? What are the functions of intonation? Intonation is the rise and fall in pitch level when we speak. It...Continue
Write a note on interlanguage development in a language learner. Interlanguage is a concept introduced by linguist Larry Selinker in 1972 in...Continue
The French Revolution started in 1789 and was about freedom and equality. People wanted to end the rule of kings and nobles...Continue
What is Anglicanism? How was Herbert associated with Anglicanism/the church of England? George Herbert (1593–1633) was a university orator at Cambridge, an...Continue
Discuss “The Coverley Papers” as the precursor of the English novel. Or, How has Addison depicted the 18th-century social picture in “The...Continue
How does Steele portray the character of the clergyman? Richard Steele (1671-1729) portrays the clergyman in "The Spectator Club" as a figure...Continue
How does love degrade a human being? In Francis Bacon's (1561-1626) "Of Love," he discusses how love can degrade a human being...Continue
John Milton (1608-74) is a great English poet. He combines two important movements in his works: the Renaissance and the Reformation. The...Continue
How does Herbert want to celebrate Christ’s victory over Death? George Herbert (1593-1633), the 17th-century metaphysical poet, expresses his desire to celebrate...Continue
Show how Donne combines thought and feeling in his love poetry. Or How does Donne combine emotion and reason in his poetry?...Continue
How does Andrew Marvell treat time and fate in his poems? Andrew Marvell (1621-1678) is a significant figure in English literature. He...Continue
How did Will Honeycomb entertain women? In Richard Steele's (1671-1729) portrayal of Will Honeycomb from The Spectator Club, Honeycomb is depicted as...Continue
How can a man having a family lead a peaceful and disciplined life? Having a family brings both challenges and joy. It...Continue
Romanticism and Transcendentalism are connected through their intercommunicated focus on individualism and exploring the natural world. In the 19th century, both movements...Continue
Evaluate Herbert as a religious poet. Or, Give an estimate of Herbert as a metaphysical/ devotional poet. Or, Discuss the relationship of...Continue