Updated June 16, 2022 Legendary John Keats (1795-1821) is one of the most prominent Romantic poets. Keats wrote a wide variety of poetry ranging from Sonnets, Spenserian romance to Miltonic epic. He is often referred to as the ‘Escapist’ or ‘Purest Romantic’ for his style and subject matter. The poet is also acknowledged for perfecting … Read more
Updated March 14, 2022 Among all the renowned English Romantic poets, P B Shelley (1792-1822) is considered to be the most revolutionary. True to the tenets of his age, Shelley brought in not only new ideas and style to poetry but was also a vocal social and political commentator. Shelley’s body of work expresses revolutionary … Read more
Updated August 18, 2023 Romantic Poetry evolved as a movement against Neo-Classical Age Poetry. Hence, the features of Romantic Poetry are very much distinct. The Poets such as William Wordsworth, P. B. Shelley, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, John Keats, Lord Byron, and others introduced a kind of poetry that differed in Style, Subject, and Sensibilities from … Read more
Updated February 10, 2022 William Wordsworth as a Poet of Nature is the TRUE alter ego of Wordswoth. P.B Shelly another great poet of romanticism called him “Poet of nature” and he himself called him “A Worshiper of Nature. Wordsworth was of belief that harmonious existence of humans alone can give true happiness, kind heart … Read more
Updated June 30, 2022 The Pride and Prejudice summary is the crux of the Jane Austen’s Romantic novel. Although it is mostly called as a Romantic novel, it is also a satire novel. The Pride and Prejudice is written in 1813. The story follows the turbulent relationship between Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy. The Bennets … Read more
Updated October 10, 2022 Chapter- I- The Castle of Otranto Summary: Manfred was a prince of Otranto. He has two children; one daughter and a son: the former one is Matilda, she is the most beautiful virgin, eighteen years old. The latter one is Conrad, three years younger than his sister, a homely youth and … Read more