William Shakespeare, often referred to as the “Bard of Avon,” lived during the late 16th and early 17th centuries, and his writings are nothing short of a literary treasure trove. Born in Stratford-upon-Avon in 1564, Shakespeare’s works encompass a wide range of genres, from timeless …
Today, we embark on a literary journey to unravel the enchanting world of the Elizabethan Golden Age in English literature. This captivating period in history holds a unique place in our cultural tapestry, and in this article, we shall explore its fascinating depths. To truly …
A single speech resonates through the ages within Shakespeare’s Hamlet, a masterpiece of tragedy and introspection. “To be or not to be…” These words, spoken by a prince haunted by grief and betrayal, distil the essence of the human condition. This soliloquy marks a pivotal …
Did you know that even though Shakespeare lived over 400 years ago, his words and phrases are still commonly used today? It’s true! Whether you realize it or not, you’ve probably heard or used many expressions that originated from the legendary playwright himself. Shakespeare’s legacy …
Shakespearean drama, transcending the confines of time and culture, has firmly entrenched itself as an essential cornerstone of world literature. William Shakespeare’s plays, written between the late 16th and early 17th centuries, portray an intricate tapestry of human emotions, political intrigues, moral dilemmas, and philosophical …
Professor Richard Holton (University of Cambridge) believes psychosomatic illness involves the beliefs or the other attitudes that the patient possesses and those have influences on the way of that illness presents and so, the symptoms are partly or perhaps entirely constituted as a result of the …
Memories are mysterious elements. Sometimes they camouflage as contemplations, intuitions, emotions, feelings, visions or images, etc. without unleashing themselves as memories. Sometimes they enter into the mind and seem proportionately meaningless while other times they overwhelm consciousness and through us back into an animated remembered …
In the annals of literary history, one name shines with a brilliance that has remained undimmed for over four centuries – William Shakespeare. His literary contributions have not only defined the contours of English drama but have also left an indelible mark on world literature. …
Divine transcendence refers to the notion of overcoming the physical limitation and soaring & going closer to the divine angelic order in order to experience the ultimate peace and happiness. Rainer Maria Rilke, in his famous Duino Elegies, a collection of ten elegies, comprehensively deals with …
Tereza had a very problematic childhood. She has a very significant relationship with her body and that relationship has something to do with her past. The philosophy of life of both Tereza’s mother and Tereza are totally poles apart. The value system that Tereza’s mom …