Introduction to Drama
Introduction to Drama Drama is a is a form of literature that is ‘intended for performance’. The Article In a Nutshell Click the play button to listen. Drama is a form of literary composition...
How to Prepare for UGC-NET?
How to Prepare for UGC-NET? 💬Hey English Fresher! If you wonder how people prepare for such big examinations as the National Eligibility Test (aka UGC-NET), we are here for you with some crucial tips...
Poetry and Prose – Literary Forms (1/2)
Poetry and Prose A. Poetry Poetry is a form of literary art that uses aesthetic and rhythmic qualities of language to evoke meaning in addition to, or in place of, prosaic ostensible (apparent, seeming,...
An Introduction to Literature
Introduction to Literature 💬 Hello, English Fresher! So, you have opted for English Major, right? But, have you ever wondered how you can define “Literature” or what Literature actually is? How many forms of...
Samuel Johnson’s Lives of Poets: Life of John Dryden
Below is a brief summary of the Life of John Dryden as presented in Samuel Johnson’s Lives of Poets. Johnson begins by calling Dryden “the great poet.” Dryden was deeply respected by his contemporaries...
Victorian Age: Literary Trends and Tendencies
1. An Age of Prose Though the age produced some illustrious poets like Alfred Lord Tennyson and Robert Browning, who deserve rank among the greatest, it was emphatically an age of prose. The thousandfold...
Victorian Age: Political Background
Queen Victoria became the queen of the United Kingdom of Britain and Ireland in 1837 after the death of her Uncle, King William IV, and continued her reign until her death on January 22,...
Origin of Novel
Origin of Novel What is a Novel? 💬 So, let’s first understand what is a Novel. The term “novel” refers to an extended narrative of varying lengths, but usually long enough to be published...
Augustan Age – Literary Characteristics
Trends and Tendencies of Augustan Age Highlights 1. Literary Style: The Augustan Age is marked by a literary style that emphasizes order, clarity, and decorum, guided by reason, common sense, wit, and intelligence. 2....