English Cosmos by Dr Mukesh Pareek

COSMOS: AN INSTITUTE FOR ENGLISH LITERATURE AND LANGUAGE 🎯NET/UPSC/SET/B A/B A HONOURS /MA 🎯Dr.Mukesh Kumar Pareek 🎯15 NET,3 JRF , 2 M.Phil 🎯Expert of Experts, Spring and Fall by Gerard Manley Hopkins: Summary and Analysis Spring and Fall by Gerard Manley Hopkins is a modern poem about philosophical definition of human life. It is a dramatic meditative poem since it narrates an event, imagining a philosopher as a speaker in conversation to a girl name Margaret. We find character, dialogue, and setting and plot as well in the poem. The poem is about the reality of human existence that has been well introduced through its title 'Spring and Fall'. Gerard M. Hopkins (1844-1889n the poem, the speaker addresses to a girl, Margaret, who is crying at the fall of tree leaves. As a philosopher, speaker asks Margaret not to grieve over goldengrove unleaving. The speaker believes that the young girl, Margaret equally cares for leaves like the things of man. In her innocence, with fresh...

Dramatic Monologue Definition of Dramatic Monologue 🎯COSMOS: AN INSTITUTE FOR ENGLISH LITERATURE AND LANGUAGE 🎯NET/UPSC/SET/B A/B A HONOURS /MA 🎯Dr.Mukesh Kumar Pareek 🎯15 NET,3 JRF , 2 M.Phil 🎯Expert of Experts,🎯 Dramatic  monologue  means self-conversation, speech or talks which includes interlocutor presented dramatically. It means a person, who is speaking to himself or someone else speaks to reveal specific intentions of his actions. However, in literature, it is a poetic form or a  poem  that presents the speech or conversation of a person in a dramatic manner. COSMOS: AN INSTITUTE FOR ENGLISH LITERATURE AND LANGUAGE 🎯NET/UPSC/SET/B A/B A HONOURS /MA 🎯Dr.Mukesh Kumar Pareek 🎯15 NET,3 JRF , 2 M.Phil 🎯Expert of Experts,🎯 Features of a Dramatic Monologue A dramatic monologue has these common features in them. A single person delivering a speech on one aspect of his life The  audience  may or may not be present Speaker  reveals his tempera...

English Literature 🖋✏️📝🖍🖌📘📗 Dr Mukesh Pareek  15 NET/3 JRF/2 M. Phil  Expert of Experts  Contact for online as well as offline classes for English Literature NET /JRF  9828402032 9079953181 1. Father of English Novel --- → Henry Fielding 2. Father of English Poem-- → Geoffrey Chaucer 3. Poet of poets --- → Edmund Spenser 4. English Epic poet --- → John Milton 5. Both a poet and painter --- → Blake 6. Famous mock heroic poet in English Literature --- → Alexander Pope 7. The poet of nature in English Literature --- → William Wordsworth 8. Poet of beauty in English Literature --- → John Keats 9. Rebel poet in English Literature --- → Lord Byron 10. Poet of Skylark and Winds--- → P.B. Shelley 11. Father of Modern English Literature --- → G.B. Shaw 12. Most translated author of the world --- → V. I. Lenin 13. Bard of Avon ---- → William Shakespeare 14. Poet of Love/ Metaphysical Poet--- → John Donne 15. Father of English Criticism --- → John Dryden 16. Father of Rom...

#Imp_Mcqs_On_Literary_Criticism & #Theory  ◆ Who gave the maxim '#Make_it_New'. Ans: #Ezra_Pound ◆ "#Sexual_Politics",in which the writer examines how the power relations work and how men manipulate and perpetuate male dominance over women, is written by? Ans: #Kate_Millet ◆ "Gynocriticism", the criticism concerning with writings by women and all aspects of their production and interpretation. Who gave this concept? Ans: #Elaine_Showalter ◆ "Perhaps I may allow the Dean Had too much satire in his vein, And seem'd determined not to starve it, Because no age could more deserve it." The lines are written by: Ans.#Swift ◆ “a model…I have since judged to be ill-fated and catastrophic, but one I still love…" Whom does #Derrida refer to as ‘#the_model’ here? Ans: #Sartre ◆  "I would rather have an acknowledged and controlled subjectivity than an objectivity which is finally an illusion." Who said above line :  Ans: #Stanley_Fish ◆ ...

🎯Characteristics of Metaphysical Poetry 🌷Dr Mukesh Pareek  🌷15 NET, 3 JRF, 2 M. Phil 🌷Expert of Experts  👉Join online /offline Classes for BA/MA/NET /JRF /pre Ph. D 🌷Contact 9828402032 🎯(1) Dramatic manner and direct tone of speech  is one of the main characteristics of metaphysical poetry. In the starting line of the poem “The Canonization” – there is given a dramatic starting – “For God’s sake hold your tongue, and let me love”. 🎯(2) Concentration  is an important quality of metaphysical poetry in general and Donne’s poetry is particular. In his all poems, the reader is held to one idea or line of argument. Donne’s poems are brief and closely woven. In “The Extasie”, the principal argument is that the function of man as a man is being worthily performed through different acts of love. He continues with the theme without digression. For instance, “As ‘twixt two equal armies, Fate Suspends uncertain victorie, Our souls, (which to advance their state, Were gon...

Shakespeare Explained: Quick Questions on  As You Like It ACT I — SCENE I 1. Why do people find Orlando attractive? Because he is young, brave, sweet tempered, and ill treated. SCENE II 2. Are you interested in Rosalind and Celia? What Charles says of them in Scene i, lines 112-118 interests an audience at once. The naturalness of their conversation in Scene ii adds to that interest. 3. What points in Rosalind's character are brought out in Scene iii? Her ready wit in the first 42 lines; her brave, calm, womanly dignity in the next 80 lines; and her youthful high spirits in the last 25 lines. ACT II 4. What purpose does Scene i serve? It shows the banished Duke; develops his character; rouses interest in him and his fortunes. 5. Why is the last part of this act (beginning with Scene iv) so broken up? The audience must see the fugitives on their way to the Forest of Arden and must also see the life to which they are going. In order to do this the short scenes were necessary. SCENE V...

1. "As You Like It" opens with a dispute between two brothers, and the theme of brotherly relationships is central to the play. There are two sets of brothers in the play. What are their names? 👉Join my Online classes to qualify NET /JRF in the very first attempt.  👉Dr Mukesh Pareek  👉14 NET, 3 JRF, 2 M. Phil  👉Expert of Experts  👉Contact me on whatsapp number 9828402032  Duke Frederick and Duke Charles; Oliver, Orlando and Jacques de Boys  Duke Frederick and Duke Charles; Oliver and Orlando de Boys  Duke Frederick and Duke Senior; Oliver, Orlando and Jacques de Boys  Duke Frederick and Duke Senior; Oliver and Orlando de Boys 2. What does Rosalind give Orlando after he defeats Charles the wrestler?  A ring from her finger  A lock of her hair  A chain from her neck  A letter from her father 3. In Act 2 Amiens sings: '...Come hither, come hither, come hither. Here shall he see no enemy...', what is the followi...