The Rivals as an Artificial Comedy of Manners | an Anti-sentimental Comedy
The Rivals as an artificial Comedy of Manners The comedy of manners is a genre of play which satirizes the manners and …
Plays
Importance of Soliloquies in Macbeth by William Shakespeare
Soliloquies in Macbeth What is the importance of soliloquies in Macbeth? Soliloquy is a literary device used in drama when a …
Waiting for Godot as an Absurd Play | Absurdism in Waiting for Godot
Waiting for Godot as an Absurd Play “In a universe that is suddenly deprived of illusion and of light, …
Different Types of Love in Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night I Theme of Love in Twelfth Night
Theme of Love in Twelfth Night by Shakespeare In Europe from the Christian times onwards the tradition of courtly …
Edward II as Play of Irony of Kingship
Irony of Kingship in Edward II Christopher Marlowe’s Edward II is a superb specimen of historical tragedy of a historical king. Here …
Significance of the title The Rivals by Sheridan
Being a typical comedy of intrigue in the Restoration era, Sheridan’s play, The Rivals is entitled on that light. The crux of the …
Significance of the Title Justice by John Galsworthy
The title of the play is a deliberate choice of Galsworthy who intends to make it sound ironical. In fact, the main …
Character sketch of Banquo | Would you consider Banquo is a foil to Macbeth?
Character sketch of Banquo Shakespeare has portrayed the character of Banquo in a very favourable light and the main function is to …
Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale: A Brief and Simple Summary
Character List in Winter’s Tale King Leontes Mamillius Florizel Hermione Mopsa King Polixenes Time Paulina Perdita Autolycus Camillo Antigonus Archidamus …
Christopher Marlowe’s Edward II as a Tragedy
Edward II as a Tragedy The tragedies of Marlowe are known for their grand design, extravagance grandeur, ‘rant and bluster’, the monomaniac characters with their single …
