English Language and Literature
Exploring the myths of Literature and language
John DonneJohn Donne metaphysical poet Introduction to King Lear As your literature tutor, let me tell you this clearly: King Lear is not just a tragedy—it is one of the darkest and most profound plays ever written in English literature. Written by William Shakespeare around 1605–1606, the play explores universal human experiences such as … Read more
Modernism in literaturemodernist writers Introduction to Hedda Gabler Hedda Gabler is one of the most psychologically complex and intellectually demanding plays in modern drama. Written by Henrik Ibsen and first performed in 1891, the play marked a turning point in theatrical history because it rejected melodrama and moral simplification. Instead, Ibsen presents a disturbing portrait … Read more
John DonneModernism in literaturesymbolism movementliterature 1. Introduction: The Wild Duck Henrik Ibsen’s play The Wild Duck remains one of the most intriguing and multi-layered works in modern drama. Its complex narrative, interwoven with themes of truth, illusion, and the impact of buried secrets, not only challenges the audience’s perceptions but also mirrors the complexities of … 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