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Thomas Hardy

To what extent is character and fate responsible for tragedy in Return of the Native

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Pessimism, Fatalism, Determinism: Words like pessimism, fatalism and determinism have freely been used by critics and readers to describe Hardy’s philosophy of life. These labels largely convey his outlook and attitude. Every where in the novels of Hardy, human beings appear to us crushed by a superior force. He is pessimistic because he believes that […]

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Thomas Hardy

The role, function and significance of Egdon Heath with attitudes of various characters to it

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Symbolic of Hardy’s philosophy: RN has been called “The Book of Egdon Heath”. With most of the other novels of Hardy, the scene could be transposed to other part of Wessex without affecting the story except RETURN OF THE NATIVE where Egdon Heath is the dominant factor. Wessex was an old name for a territory

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Thomas Hardy

Thomas Hardy’s art of plot-construction in Return of the Native

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Symmetry and unity: The plots in the novels of Hardy show a remarkable unity and symmetry. Hardy’s training as an architect seems to have greatly influenced his art in the construction of his plots. The RETURN OF THE NATIVE has a plot which admirably built and constructed. The plot largely follows the logic of cause

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The Tempest by William Shakespeare | Full Movies & Summary

English Literature, Literature, The Tempest, William Shakespeare /

 Summary: A storm strikes a ship carrying Alonso, Ferdinand, Sebastian, Antonio, Gonzalo, Stephano, and Trinculo, who are on their way to Italy after coming from the wedding of Alonso’s daughter, Claribel, to the prince of Tunis in Africa. The royal party and the other mariners, with the exception of the unflappable Boatswain, begin to

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Relationship Between Man And Nature In The Solitary Reaper By William Wordsworth

English Literature, Literature, The Solitary Reaper, William Wordsworth /

Answer:- The poem by William Wordsworth; “The Solitary Reaper” is such that gives expression to the overwhelming influence that nature exercises on a romantic poet, especially William Wordsworth. The poem is about the attraction and effects the song from a farming lady had on the poet. According to the question, “the relationship between man and

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Tradition and the Individual Talent | T. S. Eliot

English Literature, Literature, T S Eliot, Tradition and the Individual Talent /

“Tradition and the Individual Talent” is an essay written by poet and literary critic T. S. Eliot. The essay was first published in The Egoist and later in Eliot’s first book of criticism, “The Sacred Wood”. The essay is also available in Eliot’s “Selected Prose” and “Selected Essays”. While Eliot is most often known for

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All's Well That Ends Well

Character in All’s Well That Ends Well | William Shakespeare

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Helena – The play’s heroine. The orphan daughter of a great doctor, she is the ward of the Countess of Rousillon, and hopelessly in love with the Countess’ son, Bertram. Her good qualities are attested to by nearly every character in the play, and events prove her a resourceful and determined woman, who is not easily discouraged

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All's Well That Ends Well

Parolles’ role in the play All’s Well That Ends Well

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Bertram’s companion is, by general agreement, a boastful, cowardly, treacherous character. Bertram’s unpleasant qualities have occasioned some critics to argue that it is Parolles who leads Bertram astray–that he is the villain of the piece. This, however, elevates Parolles higher than he deserves, raising him to the level of true Shakespearen evil, akin to Iago

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Discuss the perspective on relations between the sexes in All’s Well That Ends Well

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Like all of Shakespeare’s comedies, the plot of All’s Well That Ends Well is primarily concerned with bringing young people together in marriage. It is not, however, a romantic play: relations between the sexes are relentlessly demystified. The good characters, like Helena and Diana, are moral, defending female virtue and monogamy against the lechery of Parolles and the adulterous advances of

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