John Donne – Introduction
John Donne: A Poetic Profile of Originality and Conflict John Donne (1572–1631) stands as a singular figure in early‐modern English…
Because I could not stop for Death by Emily Dickinson, detailed summary, critical analysis and stanza-by-stanza explanation, including discussion on poetic devices, themes, and imagery
Emily Dickinson stands as one of the most enigmatic and innovative figures of nineteenth-century American poetry, admired for her ability…
The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost, Critical Analysis, Summary, and Figures of Speech in the Poem
Robert Frost remains one of the most celebrated voices of twentieth-century American poetry, admired for his ability to present profound…
Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening by Robert Frost, Summary, Critical Analysis, Stanza-by-Stanza Explanation & Literary Insights
Among the twentieth-century poets who brought American verse into closer dialogue with everyday experience, Robert Frost occupies a singular position.…
Teaching English Literature in The Age of Distractions, a Challenge for Professors: Editorial
Unfortunately, no law of thermodynamics governs the process of teaching and ensures a smooth transfer of knowledge between professors and…
How to Write a Critical Appreciation of a Poem? A Step-by-step Guide by Dr Alok Mishra
How to Write a Critical Appreciation of a Poem: A Comprehensive Guide Poetry, with its lyrical finesse and emotional intensity,…
Satyre of Religion or Satire III by John Donne, a Critical Analysis, Summary and Line-by-Line Explanation of the Poem
John Donne’s legacy in English literature is deeply anchored in intellectual vigour, religious inquiry, and poetic innovation. Often celebrated for…
From zealous lover to a broken-hearted sardonic, and finally a poet who can see how things work: The Coffee Table Literature
I may be damned for saying so, but why is it that the trajectory of poetry starts with an illusion…
Postcolonial Elements in The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy – An Analysis
Arundhati Roy’s The God of Small Things stands as a masterful exposition of postcolonial India in its manifold contradictions, legacies,…
Dr Alok Mishra Adds Another Feather to His Cap, Earns PhD for Groundbreaking Research on Indianness in Indian English Poetry
In a significant and momentous achievement, Alok Mishra, a prominent name in the realm of Indian English literature, successfully defended…
Non-linear and fragmented narrative structure in The God of Small Things: The fractured psychological and socio-political realities of postcolonial India
Question: How does Arundhati Roy’s use of a non-linear, fragmented narrative structure in The God of Small Things reflect the…
The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy: Significance of the title of the novel
The title The God of Small Things resonates with layers of paradox, subversion, and poignancy that frame the entire narrative.…