Important Quotes from Pride and Prejudice and Their Significance
Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice is a novel brimming with wit, irony, and keen social commentary. Through the interactions of…
Pride and Prejudice: An Annotated Edition
An Annotated Edition by Jane Austen. Buy HERE. Along with the plays of William Shakespeare and the works of…
Tess – A Pure Woman
Tess was a simple, innocent, guideless and hypersensitive girl, trapped in a traditionally bound-society. She went to the D’Urbervilles to…
Pride and Prejudice: Love and Marriage Theme
Though, marriage is the end of Jane Austen’s novel, yet it evolves more than the conclusion of a simple love…
Milton’s Treatment of Woman in “Paradise Lost”
Adam and Eve are the very first human couple and the parents of the whole human race and the masterpiece…
Browning’s Dramatic Monologue
Robert Browning aspired to be a dramatist. He wrote eight dramas and all of them failed on the stage. Browning’s…
Frost sane realist not a pessimist
Frost is a great artist and essentially a poet but not a philosopher – he is a philosopher poet. The…
Frost’s Treatment of Nature
Robert Frost depicts the bright and the dark aspects, the benevolent and the hostile forces of Nature in his poems…
Yeats as a Romantic Poet
William Butler Yeats, especially in his earlier poetry, was one of the most important romantic poets, who exerted a great…
Jane Austen’s Contribution to English Novel
An objective and impartial estimation of Jane Austen’s contribution to the development of the English novel involve comparisons which are,…
