Featured
-
The Rivals: Anti-Sentimental Comedy
Undoubtedly Sheridan’s purpose in writing “The Rivals” was to entertain the audience by making them laugh and not by making…
Read More » -
The Rivals: Comedy of Manners
Like typical comedy of manners, “The Rivals” has a complicated plot. There are three love-affairs in it – the Absolute-Lydia…
Read More » -
Rape of the Lock – Significance of Cave of Spleen
Spleen was the Augustan name what Elizabethan described as melancholy. It is less of a disease than a fashionable affectation.…
Read More » -
Rape of the Lock – A Comic Epic
An epic, according to Aristotle, is the tragedy of a conspicuous person, who is involved in adventurous events and meets…
Read More » -
Rape of the Lock – Social Satire
As Shakespeare is the poet of man, Pope is a poet of society. “The Rape of the Lock” is a…
Read More » -
Rape of the Lock – Supernatural Machinery
Pope explains that “machinery” is a term invented by the critics to signify the part which deities, angles, or demons…
Read More » -
Symbolism in The Wild Duck
‘Symbolism means a veiled or oblique mode of communication.’ A play may have deeper meaning which is understood only by…
Read More » -
Rape of the Lock – A Sex Symbol
The eighteenth century is and age of psychological insight. Every writer as well as his work is being analyzed…
Read More » -
Wordsworth’s Views on Imagination and Fancy
In order to understand Wordsworth’s view on imagination, we have to go to his poems, and to his letter. In…
Read More » -
Oedipus Rex: Tragic Irony
Tragic irony was used initially in ancient Greek tragedy and later almost in all tragedies. Irony consists essentially in the…
Read More »