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Walt Whitman Overview Walt Whitman: A Literary Giant Walt Whitman (1819–1892) is often celebrated as the father of free verse and one of America’s most influential p…
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LatestAntithesis is a literary device that places two opposite ideas or concepts side by side within a sentence or a phrase in order to create a strong contrast. The purpose of using antithesis is …
LatestHere's a detailed explanation of the Victorian Age in English Literature: The Victorian Age refers to the period of Queen Victoria's reign from 1837 to 1901. It was a time of great cha…
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LatestLet's delve into a detailed explanation of key literary periods and their defining characteristics: 🔴 1. The Renaissance (c. 14th - 17th Centuries) Historical Context : This per…
LatestThe Postmodernism in English literature emerged in the mid-20th century, largely as a response to the disillusionment following World War II and the limitations of modernist ideals. While modern…
Latest100 Major Literary Theories, Movements, and Their Key Proponents 1. New Criticism - John Crowe Ransom 2. Structuralism - Ferdinand de Saussure 3. Post-Structuralism - Jacques Derrida…
LatestHere is the detailed guide on children's literature, for UGC NET English, or any English Literature related competitive exam ( like GATE, SET, CUET PG, etc) preparation: 🍭Classic Children…
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