Methods of Teaching English Literature
Every method has its advantages and disadvantages. Firstly this method was used in the old times therefore it was called the classic method. By its mere name one can know that its emphasis is on grammar, means you should learn a particular, rules of grammars obviously when some one has to learn any language first you try to learn its grammar and these rules have to be memorized and next step should be vocabulary and so this method needs a person who would be very good at cramming and no matte...
Romantic to Modern Poetry on Poem The Listener
The success of a poem is dependent on multifarious elements that may be able to maneuver texts success and fame. This particular poem that is now possessing a status of a classic poem. Observing the rhyming patterns the use of diction the beautiful language in which La De Mare has clothed the whole poetry is phenomenal and impressive. As a matter of fact any text that wants acclamation and acknowledgement by majority of its reader has to build it in such a way that it has a charismatic appeal...
Dystopia Analysis of the 1984 Novel by George Orwell
Question: Which instruments of oppression the state of Oceana uses against its subjects? Do they qualify as traits of dystopian fiction? ANSWER 1: This novel is written by George Orwell. And actually he was a person who even rejected his English background conveying the message that he had some ideological differences with the European perception. This novel used realistic themes, there was poverty and dictatorship in the country. When state uses such methods as dictators do in military and...
Plato's Attack on Poetry and Aristotles' Reply Literary Criticism
Plato was a phenomenal poet and a critic simultaneously. He was from Greece and one can be astonished to read him and his poetry and his philosophy was to a very great extent was pioneered by him. Infect he was the teacher of Aristotle who is by the way considered if not best was an equal to plato. His famous works are republic ion and others.
Review of Toads by Philip Larkin (An Assignment)
The poet phillip Larkin was a poet who was initially despised by his fellows , he was accused of being a misogynist and his ideas were deemed obsolete and dry. Normally his poems propagated death and macabre. He despised the metamorphoses of his age he disliked many of his fellows living in that age. His poetry was full of dreariness sadness dullness, always leading a quest of survival and also ho to search for meaningful life. Larkin was more similar tan Samuel becket , but beckets opinion i...
HISTORY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE
BRIEF SUMMARY OF ANGLO-SAXON