Fusion of Realism and Absurdism in The Dumb Waiter
The Dumb Waiter is the last out of three earliest plays by Pinter throughout 1957 that extraordinarily possess the Absurd Theatre traits. This…
Character Analysis of Words and Music
“Words and Music” is seemingly a play that ultimately concerning the creative process. The play really contains three “characters”, although…
Analysis of the Play “Words and Music” by Samuel Beckett
The plot of Samuel Beckett’s radio play Words and Music is at once dismayingly simple in its minimalist reductiveness and disturbingly…
Themes and Meanings in “Words and Music” by Samuel Beckett
Apart from “Words and Music”, one key theme working by nearly all of Beckett’s work is that words alone seldom categorical the truth of human…
Borges Labyrinth in The Library of Babel
The unusual loops within the story reinforce the concept that the Library and its books form a labyrinth of obscure meaning. All the rooms are…
The Library of Babel and Its Philosophical Context
Borges renders the Library as a philosophical dilemma using strong opposites using structure as an allegory for language and language as an…
Wordsworth’s Theory of Poetic Diction Explained
It has been supposed that Wordsworth’s idea of poetic language is merely a response towards, and a criticism of, ‘the Pseudo Classical’ theory…
Aristotle’s Concept of Catharsis Explained
In Poetics, Aristotle writes that the perform of tragedy is to arouse the feelings of “pity and fear, wherewith to accomplish the catharsis of…