Introduction- The short story is a concise form of prose fiction, typically shorter than a novel, focusing on a single incident or series of linked events, with a self-contained plot that builds to a moment of revelation or crisis. It often features limited characters and settings, emphasizing the economy of language and implication over explicit […]
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Introduction- A novel is a long written story that looks at characters, events, and ideas and weaves together complicated stories about how people live. Epic poetry is renowned for its immense, mythical scope, while medieval romances are about knights’ adventures. Novels, on the other hand, are about actual people and the challenges they face every
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Introduction: Gothic literature is a captivating genre that weaves together horror, romance, and the supernatural. It thrives on emotional extremes, plunging readers into worlds of mystery, decay, and the uncanny. From haunted castles to tormented souls, Gothic stories explore the darker corners of human experience, blending fear with fascination. The genre creates an eerie atmosphere
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Introduction: Satire, a literary genre with origins in antiquity, functions as an incisive instrument for revealing human folly, immorality, and society’s deficiencies. The term “satire” originates from the Latin word satura, signifying a “mixed dish,” which illustrates its amalgamation of comedy, critique, and innovation. The objective is explicit: to reflect human behavior, institutions, and cultural
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Introduction: Robert Browning (1812–1889), a famous Victorian poet, is renowned for his dramatic monologues that delve into the intricacies of the human psyche. Porphyria’s Lover is one of his earliest and most controversial works, first published in 1836 as part of Dramatic Lyrics (later included in Dramatic Romances and Lyrics in 1845). It was first
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Introduction: Lyric poetry is a form of intimate expression that captures the personal emotions and thoughts of the poet in a concise, musical form. It is introspective and often addresses the reader directly with a singular, subjective voice. The name “lyric” comes from the Greek word “lyre,” a stringed instrument that accompanied early poetic recitations.
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