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Introduction Andrew Marvell, a renowned British author is widely regarded as one of the most talented poets and satirists of the 17th century. Born in the year 1621 in Winestead, Yorkshire. Marvell left an indelible mark on English literature with his thought-provoking poetry and politically charged satires. His works characterized by their wit, intricate metaphors … Read more
Introduction: In the realm of poetry, rhyme stands as an essential element that adds musicality and beauty to verses. The deliberate repetition of sounds at the end of words creates a harmonious pattern that captivates readers and listeners alike. From ancient epics to modern lyrics, rhyme has been a prominent feature of poetic expression across … Read more
A detailed analysis of life and works of French author Victor Hugo Victor Hugo (1802-1885) was a prominent French author and one of the most celebrated figures in French literature. He is known for his vast array of literary works which spanned multiple genres and included novels, plays, poetry, essays and speeches. Hugo’s writings were … Read more
Gitanjali: A Captivating Journey of Melodies and Emotions by Rabindranath Tagore Introduction: Gitanjali; a collection of poems by Rabindranath Tagore is a masterpiece that transcends time and language barriers. First published in 1910 it brought Tagore international acclaim and the prestigious Nobel Prize in Literature in the year 1913 making him the first non-European Nobel … Read more
The concept of mystical doctrines of Poets and the Path Pratishtha as described in Sanskrit text Kavya Mimansa Kavya Mimansa is an ancient Sanskrit text that focuses on the principles and aesthetics of poetry. It was written by Rajasekhara; a renowned poet and scholar who lived in the 9th century. The text explores various aspects … Read more
“Poetry as criticism of life” and Functions of poetry and criticism by Mathew Arnold and his Touchstone Method This well known statement; “Poetry is criticism of life” is given by the twentieth century’ ‘first modern critic’ and English poet Mathew Arnold in his essay titled Study of Poetry; the same essay in which he has … Read more