Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow | Explained in Macbeth
“Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow, Creeps in this petty pace from day to day, To the last syllable of recorded …
Plays
Galsworthy’s Justice as a Social Tragedy
Justice as a Social Tragedy The term tragedy is broadly applied to dramatic representations of serious and important actions which turn out …
Character Sketch of Falder in Galsworthy’s Justice | Falder as a Tragic Hero
Character of Falder Though Falder is not a hero in the Aristotelian or Shakespearian sense, the entire dramatic action of …
Pygmalion as a Romance | Justify the subtitle A Romance | Significance of Eliza-Freddy Love-story
Pygmalion as a Romance Shaw, the Anti-Romantic Bernard Shaw has called the play Pygmalion, and added a subtitle to …
Symbolism in Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire
Symbolism in A Streetcar Named Desire Introduction Richard F. Leavitt commented on Tennessee Williams as “Life overwhelmed him with its …
Theme of Love in As You Like It | Different Types of Love in As You Like It
Theme of Love in the Play As You Like It As You Like It owes its charm and beauty to the …
Macbeth as a Morality Play | What moral we got from Macbeth?
Macbeth as a Morality Play A Morality play is a dramatization of personified abstractions generally of vice warring against virtue. The characters …
Macbeth as a Tragedy
Macbeth as a Tragedy Tragedy starts with the Greeks. Greek Tragedies are religious in character. The element of fate was supreme. The characters …
Character of Macbeth | Macbeth as a Tragic Hero
Macbeth Character Analysis Is Macbeth a Tragic Hero? It is not Hamlet, but Macbeth is the true Mona Lisa of Shakespeare. …
Vladimir and Estragon Relationship in Waiting for Godot | Vladimir-Estragon Episode
Vladimir and Estragon Relationship Vladimir and Estragon, the joint protagonists in Beckett’s Waiting for Godot are two tramps, voluntary exiles …