Analysis of “The Unknown Citizen” by W.H. Auden
The unknown citizen is without doubt one of the vital poems of W.H Auden with a recurrent theme, the dilemma and chaos modern man faces within…
Analysis of “In the Praise of Limestone” by W.H. Auden
“In Praise of Limestone” portrays a pure component (limestone) that results in an argument of the human transformation in relation with its…
Sylvia Plath; Major Themes in Her Poetry
In American literature, poetry of Sylvia Plath has essentially the most complicated themes. Critics even, as we speak, are attempting to…
Waiting for Godot as Christian Play
Introduction: Samuel Beckett is a well-known Irish dramatist and novelist. “Waiting for Godot” is his masterpiece. The play is…
Waiting for Godot as Anarchy of Present Society
Kenneth Tynan remarked, “Waiting for Godot is the description of the modern world, Time has no meaning, life has no climax, no beginning…
Sylvia Plath; Motifs in her Poetry
Sylvia Plath was the Depression personified as she needed to battle with it all through her life. It was the battle of self destruction or…
Sylvia Plath and her Confessional Poetry
The terminology, “confessional poetry” was first launched by R. L. Rosenthal, a professor of English at New York University…
English Literature: Why one should study it?
When we dip into the wealthy number of novels, poems, and plays which represent English Literature, we’re studying works which have…