Summary of The Birth of Tragedy by Nietzsche
The work of dramatic theory by Nietzsche named, “The Birth of Tragedy” has twenty-five chapters and a forward. The first fifteen…
Critical Analysis of the Poem “Who’s Who” by W.H. Auden
“Who’s Who” is a biographical poem and W. H. Auden is among the best poets of the 20th century. The…
Explain the Concept of Tragedy by Aristotle
The word tragedy brings to thoughts Aristotle and the Poetics. Some points of the definition and discussion of tragedy within the book could…
Explain Arnold’s Concept of “Poetry as Criticism of Life”
In his essay, ‘The Study of Poetry,’ Matthew Arnold has introduced poetry as a criticism of life. At the start of his essay, he…
Significance of Women Characters in Jazz by Toni Morrison
Toni Morrison being herself a woman portrayed her female characters in total length. Nowhere in her description, we feel suspicious of her…
Significant Themes in “Funeral Blues” by W.H. Auden
W.H. Auden was born in York, in the United Kingdom. At Oxford, he became associated with many radical poets and authors. Many of his poems…
The Rise of Puritanism in the Age of Milton
The Age of Milton, the age during which the great poet matured and created, covers roughly the first seventy years or so of the seventeenth…
Why The Age of Johnson is Called The Age of Sensibility?
The Age of Johnson, the literature of the 18th century, reflects the conflict between the two essential factors in artistic creation, reason…