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“Of Parents and Children” is a suggestive essay, in which Sir Francis Bacon provides some suggestions, through which parents can bring up their children.
“Of Nobility” is also based on philosophy of worldly wisdom. In this essay, Sir Francis Bacon talks about the benefits of nobility in this world.
Superstition is the most highlighted topic even in the modern era. Sir Francis Bacon, in “Of Superstition”, talks about the intellectual blindness of people
The essay “Of Ambition” can be used as evidence to prove the worldly wisdom of Sir Francis Bacon. It covers every profession and department of Bacon’s era.
“Of Studies” is one of the most quoted essays of Sir Francis Bacon. After analyzing the importance of studies, he convinces his readers to study books.
“Of Revenge” is about a revengeful person, who thinks to take revenge from an enemy. Sir Francis Bacon talks about merits and demerits of taking revenge.
“The Bee Meting” is one of the “Bee Poems” of Sylvia Plath, which also deals with the theme of power, uncertainty and insecurity. Bombardment of questions, in the minds of […]
“Ariel”, like other poems of Sylvia Plath is highly autobiographical, psychological and confessional poem. It was written on October 20, 1962 and also recorded for BBC ten days later. The […]
In this poem, a woman, who is definitely Sylvia Plath, addresses her unborn baby. Though she has seen a lot of complications in her life yet she seems very happy […]
“The Arrival of Bee Box” has been written by Sylvia Plath with great confidence because after completing the bee sequence poems, she was well aware that she is now a […]
“Poppies in October” is an untraditional poem of Sylvia Plath, in which she does not directly talk about her own life nor she laments on the departure of her father […]
Sylvia Plath is one of those writers, who have preferred equality for women in every field of life; she considers women equal to men. She has raised voice against male […]
Critically examine the function of the wind in the development of thought in Dejection —- An Ode. Dejection is an ode, which was written by S.T. Coleridge in year 1808. […]
“Dejection: an Ode” is a conversation poem of S. T. Coleridge. Conversation poems are those, in which the poet expects a listener (usually imaginative) in front of him. He imagines […]
Romantic poets are famous for talking about dreams. S. T. Coleridge is also a romantic poet. In “Kubla Khan”, he creates a natural world of romance. He is famous for […]
“In the ‘Rime of the Ancient Mariner’, Coleridge exercises an imaginative realism; however unnatural his events, they are formed from natural elements, and we believe in them” Discuss. There is […]
Imagination and fancy raised Coleridge above the level of the physical. Comment. Coleridge is famous for two main reasons; (a) because of his imaginative power and (b) due to creation […]
Imagination is the main power of a poet. As Aristotle has said that the main purpose of the poet is to imitate things while using his imaginative powers. No one […]
Conflicts are major part of every story. In the start of every drama or novel, conflicts arise and could not be solved till end of the plot. In case of […]
Discuss in detail the title “Things Fall Apart”, the novel by Chinua Achebe. The title of “Things Fall Apart” is self-explanatory. The meaning of this title is actually main purpose […]
“In Things Fall Apart, Achebe opens a casement on Umofia revealing to us the compelling tragedy of Okonkwo, a hero, we cannot claim to like, but do not fail to […]
Okonkwo brings about his own downfall? Do you agree with this statement? Support with close reference to the novel Things Fall Apart. “Things Fall Apart” is not only a novel, […]
Discuss the significance of Things Fall Apart as a social document and a novel dramatizing traditional Igbo life and its first encounter with colonialism and Christianity at the turn of […]
“Things Fall Apart” is obviously a clash between two cultures, which can never be forgotten in the history of Nigerian society. With the arrival of white men in Ibo society, […]
Pride and Prejudice is definitely the story of two persons in which one is full of Pride and second one has false prejudice. The writer narrates the novel that is […]
I have read all the novels, included in my syllabus. In fact, I am a big fan of Earnest Hemingway because of his novel “The old man and the Sea” […]
Novel was already developed to the extent that people were well aware with the long narrated story, therefore, they build their taste and started reading it. In the 19th Contrary, […]
An irony is the different between appearance and reality. Every writer uses this literary technique by his own perspective. It is definitely a weapon used by Jane Austen in her […]
No doubt, Jane Austen is the queen of human nature. She first observes it minutely and then illustrates it word by word, without the mixture of ambiguity and complexity. In […]
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View AllPope wrote “The Rape of the Lock” on friend’s request, hence, the main purpose of the poem was not to mirror the eighteenth century aristocratic society.
“Of Parents and Children” is a suggestive essay, in which Sir Francis Bacon provides some suggestions, through which parents can bring up their children.
“Of Nobility” is also based on philosophy of worldly wisdom. In this essay, Sir Francis Bacon talks about the benefits of nobility in this world.
Superstition is the most highlighted topic even in the modern era. Sir Francis Bacon, in “Of Superstition”, talks about the intellectual blindness of people
The essay “Of Ambition” can be used as evidence to prove the worldly wisdom of Sir Francis Bacon. It covers every profession and department of Bacon’s era.
“Of Studies” is one of the most quoted essays of Sir Francis Bacon. After analyzing the importance of studies, he convinces his readers to study books.
“Of Revenge” is about a revengeful person, who thinks to take revenge from an enemy. Sir Francis Bacon talks about merits and demerits of taking revenge.
Sir Francis Bacon has written “Of Death” to end the fear of death from human minds. He suggests that a person should end fear of death or overpower it.