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John Donne John Donne John DonneJohn Donne metaphysical poetJohn Donne themes John Donne John Donne Modernism in literaturemodernist writers Background of “My Last Duchess” “My Last Duchess” by Robert Browning is one of the most famous dramatic monologues in English literature. First published in 1842 in Browning’s collection Dramatic Lyrics, the poem is set in … Read more
John DonneModernism in literaturesymbolism movementPollutionliterature literature literature literaturebritish literaturebritish What is Post Modernism? Post modernism is a broad, often tricky-to-define movement that started after World War II, roughly in the 1950s-60s, and shook up the world of literature, art, and culture. In literature, post modernism is all about breaking rules, questioning reality, mixing genres, … Read more
John Donne John DonneJohn Donne metaphysical poet John DonneJohn Donne metaphysical poet Modernism in literature Modernism in literature Modernism in literaturemodernist writers Introduction “Tonight I Can Write the Saddest Lines” is one of the most beloved and frequently quoted poems in world literature. Written by the Chilean Nobel laureate Pablo Neruda, this poem explores the … Read more
John DonneModernism in literaturesymbolism movementPollutionliterature Introduction Saying “I agree with you” is a simple way to show agreement in English. But repeating it too often can make your conversations or writing feel repetitive. Whether you’re chatting with friends, participating in meetings, or writing emails, having a variety of ways to agree can make your communication … Read more
John DonneModernism in literaturesymbolism movementPollutionliterature John DonneModernism in literaturesymbolism movementPollutionliterature Introduction Few plays in the world of literature can match the intensity and brilliance of Macbeth. Written by William Shakespeare, this tragic masterpiece explores ambition, power, fate, and guilt with haunting precision. It’s a story about a brave Scottish nobleman whose thirst for power turns … Read more
John DonneModernism in literaturePollutionliteraturesymbolism movement John DonneModernism in literaturesymbolism movementPollutionliterature Introduction When you think of groundbreaking plays that shook the foundation of social norms, A Doll’s House instantly comes to mind. Written by Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen, this play isn’t just a story—it’s a revolution wrapped in dialogue. It premiered in 1879 and instantly … Read more
John DonneJohn Donne metaphysical poetJohn Donne themes Introduction Ever faced a choice that changed your life forever? That’s exactly what Robert Frost’s poem “The Road Not Taken” is all about — choices, chances, and the paths we decide to follow. Written over a century ago, this poem still touches everyone who’s ever stood at a … Read more