A Passage to India by E M Forster focuses on the intercultural communication of East and West throughout the novel. However, we also notice the failure of communication widely amongst colonisers and colonized. The Bridge Party As we look at the character of Mrs Turton, she is not interested in speaking to the Indians at the Bridge party. She perceived […]
Failure of Communication in A Passage to India by E M Forster
English Literature essay: In the Praise of Chimney Sweepers
Charles Lamb Born in London, 1775, the well known name in English literature, Charles Lamb was the youngest amongst his siblings. He had an elder sister and brother. Lamb had an early schooling at home, while later he studied at Christ’s Hospital, which was a boarding school. Charles had a problem of stuttering that could not get him a career […]
Literature review of title of Dolls House
In the literature review of title of Dolls House represents the message of women’s place in a male society, that Ibsen has intended to pass on to his readers via play. It is indeed a symbolically noteworthy title. While looking at it closely, it has two symbols in it, one is a doll and the other one is the house. […]
Greek Chorus in Pakistani Literature poem, Snow
Alamgir Hashmi is a prominent name in Pakistani literature. His poems focus on traditions, cultural aspect, and revolves around old times. Snow is one of his well known poem that is rich, psychologically and in imagination. In the poem ‘Snow’, the poet has mentioned the allusion of Greek chorus, which is an entire topic in itself with the significance in […]
Literary Movement of Theatre of the Absurd
The literary movement of Theatre of the Absurd is a type of drama that accentuates the absurdity of the existence of human by exercising incoherent, repetitive, and irrelevant dialogues, illogical and bewildering circumstances while the plot has no genuine or reasonable growth. This theatre portrays the world as an unintelligible place that spectators are watching without taking much understanding of […]
Partition Diaries: Literature Analysis of Cracking India
When we perform the literature analysis of Cracking India, we understand that it is the gist of the entire novel. Partition of the subcontinent has been an extremely dreadful topic for its inhabitants. Around 2 million people lost their lives during this unruly wish of the separate land. The differences in culture, religious practices, living styles and the language were […]
Contributions and Literature Life of John Ruskin
When we talk about literature life of John Ruskin, we know that he was a natural painter, art critic, stylist of prose, architecture, and most importantly, a polemical writer of prose, John Ruskin was a change maker in social and cultural terms. He was born in London on 8th February, 1819. Early Life of John Ruskin Being an only child, […]