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 Pride and Prejudice By Jane Austen PLOT Equisite dramatic quality Superb structure Simple  Symmetrical Inter-linked sub plots Organic unity Actions set in motion (not accidentally) Well explained theme Importance of characters as well as places Dramatic plot Architectonic unity Perfection of style Beauty of craftsmenship Dramatic narration coupled with irony Thematically same but structurally different from other novels Scenic background of country side  Unity of time, place and space Action_ reaction THEMES Social concern Race of marriage Economical inequality of women Contrast between good and bad marriages Organic unity of society and individual Appearance and reality Effect of upbringing Importance of upbringing Pride and prejudice Self knowledge Self enlightenment Class consciousness Re-evaluation Re-constitution Mutual understanding and respect Refinement of manner Growth of moral personality Antisocial element vs social tranquility and happiness Class division is an insult to h

 One Art By Elizabeth Bishop Critical appreciation of the poem Moral of the poem What do you think the poetess means by the art of losing and how serious is she about this idea? How important is the poem's form to your reading of the poem? What effect does the refrain have upon your understanding of the poem's tone? By every yardstick, this is quite a beautiful impressively enthusing poem and give rise to healthy trends in the world of human beings. Due to its thematic stuf, it bears close resemblance with  Lines  , a famous poem by  Emily Bronte,  in which she exhorts man to go on moving ahead without falling a prey to despair on account of facing failures in the arena of life. Here one thing must be mentioned that although the two poems are akin in thought and rendering, the fact remains that the one by Elizabeth Bishop carries greater appeal and fascination from the technical and artistic viewpoints. The greatest and the most salient feature of the poem in hand is that it ha

 TARTARY By Walter De La Mare Critical analysis of the poem Discuss the poem TARTARY as a Romantic poem How does the poet takes us in the realm of imaginaton in the poem TARTARY. Main idea To have an escape from life and it's consuming persuits is a permanent wont with the writers of the modern times. Being a modern wrier, Walter is also obsessed with the desire to run away from the worldly occupations which have eaten into his soul and rendered him quite hollow and barren on the intellectual level. It is but relevant to point out that, for the purpose of having this escape, the poet has erected an intellectual sanctuary which he can visit imaginatively an time and which is definitely as beautiful as any paradisiacal spot on the face of earth. TARTARY is, infact , the beautiful spot that the poet has imaginatively built for himself in the realm of his mind for the sole purpose of having moments of rapturous Bliss in his spare time. As the physical description of this supposed land