Philip Larkin’s attitude towards religion.

 Philip Larkin, a renowned English poet, approached the topic of religion with a distinct attitude of skepticism and doubt, as seen in his poems "Church Going" and "MCMXIV." While Larkin acknowledged the historical and cultural significance of religion, his exploration of these themes reveals a critical perspective on the declining influence of...
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‘Pike’ and ‘The Jaguar’ as a modern poem/view of modern culture.

 "Pike" and "The Jaguar," two notable poems by Ted Hughes, can be seen as exemplars of modern poetry in their exploration of themes, employment of vivid imagery, and engagement with the complexities of the modern world. In "Pike," Hughes delves into the primal instincts and inherent violence present in both the natural world and human nature....
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Critical survey of Ted Hughes poetry

 Ted Hughes, one of the most influential poets of the 20th century, explored various themes and subjects in his poetry, including the natural world and the primal instincts of animals. Two of his notable poems, "Pike" and "The Jaguar," exemplify his unique style and his ability to capture the essence of the animal kingdom while delving into deeper...
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Define absurd drama. Discuss Waiting for Godot as an absurd play

 Absurd Drama is a sub-genre of Drama that focuses on the absurdity of human existence. It is very clear from the very word "Absurd" that it means nonsensical, opposed to reason, something silly, foolish, senseless, ridiculous and topsy-turvy. Moreover, a play...
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Do you think that the Pozzo-Lucky relationship has any symbolic significance?

 The Puzzo-Lucky pair plays a very significant role in portraying Beckett's world-view in Waiting for Godot. The dominant theme of this play is waiting, boredom, ignorance, and impotence. The Pozzo-Lucky relationship does not seem to have any basic or integral connection with this dominant theme. In fact, the connection between...
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Philip Larkin as a movement poet

 A literary movement, also known as a literary school or literary group, refers to a collective of writers who share similar artistic, thematic, or stylistic concerns during a specific period of time. Philip Larkin is often regarded as a poet associated with the Movement, a literary group in post-World War II England.  Larkin's poems "Church...
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Discuss Meursault as an existential hero

 Meursault, the protagonist of Albert Camus' novel "The Stranger" ("L'Étranger"), is often regarded as an existential hero. Through his detached and indifferent demeanor, Meursault embodies key existentialist principles and challenges traditional societal expectations. Let's explore Meursault's character and actions, and how they reflect existentialist...
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Existentialism with reference to “Fern hill” and “Do not go gentle into that good night”

 Existentialism is a philosophical movement that emerged in the 20th century, exploring the individual's existence and the meaning of life. It emphasizes the freedom and responsibility of individuals to make choices and create their own meaning in an uncertain and often absurd world. When discussing existentialism in relation to Dylan Thomas's...
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Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf - Full Book Summary

 “The World had raised its whip; where will it descend?” -  Mrs Dalloway   Virginia Woolf was a British writer and one of the foremost modernists of the 20th century. Woolf's literary career began in earnest in the early 1910s. He is popularly well-known...
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Major themes in Larkin’s poetry with reference to “Church” and MCMXIV”

 Philip Larkin, one of the most prominent English poets of the 20th century, is known for his contemplative and often pessimistic reflections on various aspects of life. Two of his notable poems, "Church Going" and "MCMXIV," touch upon major themes that are prevalent throughout his body of work. In "Church Going," Larkin explores the theme of...
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Anna Fierling: A True Mother in "Mother Courage and Her Children"

Introduction:Bertolt Brecht's play "Mother Courage and Her Children" depicts the hardships faced by Anna Fierling, also known as Mother Courage, during the Thirty Years' War. Anna Fierling is a remarkable character who embodies the spirit of a true mother. Despite her flaws and the choices she makes, her actions consistently display her fierce dedication...
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