English Literature

1. John Keats

2. Hellenism of Keats

3. Byron's idea of love and marriage

4. Summary of As You Like It and Characters

5.  Consider Don Juan as a typical Byronic hero.

6. Aristotle’s concept of tragedy.

7. Salient feature of the Restoration comedy of Manners.

8. How does Sophocles uses the Chorus in Antigone

9. Impact of Renaissance on Elizabethan Literature. Or, Elizabethan age is the golden age of English Literature.

10. The English Romantic Movement “as return to Nature. Or, The main features of Romanticism

11. Arms and the Man as an Anti-romantic and anti war play

12. Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers is a silent protest against male domination and female repression

13. the different stages of love that you find in the Good Morrow

14. Fern Hill is an auto biographical poem

15.  What does Thomas Hardy say in his poem 'In Time of the Breaking Nations'

16.  Ted Hughes uses animals in his poems

17.  Robert Browning’s “My Last Duches” as a dramatic monologue

18.  How does Edmund Spenser express his heart felt love towards his beloved in the Sonnet-I

19.  The theme of destruction and decay in P.B. Shelley’s Sonnet 'Ozymandias'

20.  The role of chance and coincidence in the plot of the novel ‘Silas Marner’

21.  Sailas marner is the central atraction in the novel 'sails marner'

22.  Skates the character of Eppie in novel 'Sailas Marner'

23.   The working of Nemesis in the novel 'Sailas Marner'.

24. Principal traits of the Character of Lady Una in The Faerie Queene, Book-1

25. Milton’s description of Hell in Paradise Lost, Book-1

26. Herbert as a religious poet

27.  Milton’s Paradise Lost as an Epic

28. Brave New World as a Science Fiction

29. Character of Antoine Roquentin in Nausea

30. Character of Hester Prynne in The Scarlet Letter

31. F.R. Leavis as a literary critic

32. Nausea combines phenomenology and existentialism

33. Neo-classicism and Marxism in Literature and Society

34. Scaffold or Pillory scene in The Scarlet Letter

35. Worship in Brave New World
36. Philosophic ideas expressed in the Hell-scene in Man and Superman
37. Look Back in Anger as a revolt against all that is conventional
38. Dramatic technique or art in Death of a Salesman
39. Picture of American family in Death of a Salesman
40. Symbolic significance of Pozzo-Lucky in Waiting for Godot
41. Theory of Life Force as embodied in Man and Superman
42. Chaucer’s humour and irony
43. Chaucer’s art of characterization
44. Measure for Measure as a Dark Comedy
45. Othello as a tragedy of intrigues
46. Significance of the storm scene in King Lear

  

 Short Note

  Epic 

  Mock-epic

  Interlude

  Lyric

  Allegory

  Sonnet

  Soliloquy

  Ode
  Poetic Justice

  Elegy

  Parable

  Epigram

  Drama

  Conceit

  Personification