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  • The Unfilmable Challenge: Exploring Novels Resistant to the Silver Screen
  • UGC NET English: Practice Set 7( Q.181 to Q.210)
  • '1984' by George Orwell: A Dark Mirror of Dystopia and the Perils of Totalitarianism
  • F. Scott Fitzgerald's 'The Great Gatsby': Understanding the Illusion of the American Dream in the Jazz Age
  • The Transformative Power of Incarceration: Literary Masterpieces Born Behind Bars
  • Reading of William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet": Unraveling the Layers of Love and Tragedy
  • UGC NET English: Practice Set 6 ( Q.151 to Q.180)
  • The Alchemy of Words: Crafting Stunning Themes in Short Stories
  • Old Wine in New Bottles: The Art of Adaptation in English Literature
  • 'Areopagitica' by John Milton: A Timeless Defense of Free Speech and the Power of Ideas
  • How Can We Approach a Text: Academically or Personally?
  • A Critique on Ray Bradbury's "The Martian Chronicles"
  • UGC NET English: Practice Set 5 (Q.121 to Q.150)
  • Exploring Yasmine Gooneratne's "The Pleasures of Conquest": Unmasking the Colonial Narrative
  • Chinua Achebe's novel "No Longer at Ease": A Satire on Modern Nigerian Urban and Political Problems

  • The Centre of George Chapman's Plays is a Proud Character on Marlowe’s Model: Critically Discuss
  • UGC NET English: Practice Set 4 (Q.91 to Q.120)
  • Comparative Study of Sonnets of Sir Thomas Wyatt and Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey: The Evolution of Verse in English Poetry
  • Unraveling the Complexity of Human Morality: Graham Greene's "The Ministry of Fear"
  • Book Review: "Stone Blind" by Natalie Haynes
  • Comedy as a Mirror to Society: Exploring Human Foibles through Ben Jonson's Profound Insights
  • Critical Analysis of Francis Bacon's "Of Suitors"
  • UGC NET English Preparation: Set 3 (Q.61 to Q. 90)
  • Ralph Waldo Emerson's "Fable" as a Teaching of Upanishads
  • Book Review: "The Endgame" by Hussain Zaidi
  • Romola: George Eliot's Ambitious Historical Endeavor
  • The Evolution of Narrative Emphasis in Modern Novels
  • UGC NET English: Practice Set 2 (Q.31 to Q. 60)
  • Three Women of Contrasts: A Comparative Analysis of Bathsheba Everdene, Eustacia Vye, and Lucetta in Hardy's Novels
  • Morality Plays: Allegorical Dramas Depicting the Human Experience
  • Virtues and Vices in Edmund Spenser's "The Faerie Queene"
  • UGC NET English: Practice Set 1 ( Q.1 to Q. 30)
  • Robert Lynd's "On Not Being a Philosopher": Points on Which Lynd Agrees and Disagrees with the Philosophy of Epictetus
  • Elizabeth Bennet in Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" : An Emblem of Feminism within the Context of Victorian Morality
  • Enigmatic Women in Scott's Novels: Exploring the Mystique of Mad, Irrational Characters
  • "The Pit and the Pendulum" by Edgar Allan Poe: A Story of Pychological realism
  • Who is the Happiest Woman at the End of Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice"?
  • Paul Laurence Dunbar's "Sympathy": An Expression of Both the Specific African-American Experience and the Universal Human Desire for Freedom and Hope
  • Exploring the Diversity of Sanskrit Literature
  • William Cowper's "The Snail" Discusses the Mataphor of Privacy in Modern Human Being
  • Reading Ted Hughes' "My Own True Family" as an Ecocritical Poem
  • "Thunderstorms" by William Henry Davies: Exploring the Tumultuous Nature of the Poet's Mind through the Metaphor of Thunderstorms
  • Charlotte Mew's "June, 1915": The Contrast Between the Innocent Enthusiasm of a Child and the Numbed Sensibilities of War-weary Adults
  • The Fatal Confluence of Inebriation and Hubris: Edgar Allan Poe's "The Cask of Amontillado"
  • Analysis of Joe Corrie's "Hewers of Coal" as a Criticism to the Harsh Working Conditions and the Struggles Faced by the Working-class Community of Miners
  • "Television" from "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" by Roald Dahl: A Satirical Poem that Criticizes the Excessive Consumption of Television and Promotes the Value of Reading Books
  • "The Village Song" by Sarojini Naidu: Reading from a Feminist Perspective
  • Rudyard Kipling's poem, "Cities and Thrones and Powers": Critical Analysis
  • Critical Appreciation of Gwendolyn Elizabeth Brooks' "What Shall I Give My Children"
  • Critical Analysis of Langston Hughes' "The Negro Speaks of Rivers"
  • Critical Analysis of Francis Sylvester Mahony's "The Bells of Shandon"

  • "Going Down Hill on a Bicycle " (A Boy's Song) by Henry Charles Beeching: The Euphoria of Youthful Flight
  • What are the Best Choices of Literature Among Young Kids?
  • Analysis of Walter de la Mare's "All That's Past" : The Eternal Cycle of Life and The Mysteries that Lie Beyond Human Comprehension
  • Examining the Influence of Feminist Literature on Contemporary Society
  • The Character Sketch of Will Wimble from the Essay "Sir Roger and Will Wimble" by Joseph Addison
  • Philip Roth 's Zuckerman Bound Novels and His American Trilogy
  • Reading and Analyzing Literature can be a Powerful Tool in Developing our Social Conscience and Values
  • Comparing the Themes of Love and Loss in Classic Literature (Sanskrit, Greek and Latin)
  • Poetry Written in Memory of Poets: Celebrating Literary Legacies

  • Reflection on "Fear no more the heat o' the sun" by William Shakespeare from "Cymbeline"
  • Exploring the Significance of Historical Context in Literature
  • Some Critical Issues from Rudyard Kipling's "Kim"
  • How Can You Detox Your Students from AI like ChatGPT ?
  • Cultural Kaleidoscope: Comparative Insights into Indo-American Literary Works
  • Exploring Postmodernism in British Literature
  • Examining the Use of Point of View in Modernist Literature
  • William Shakespeare and Disability Studies
  • A Feminist Reading of Miranda in William Shakespeare's "The Tempest"
  • Exploring Gender Performance in Shakespearean Theater: Analyzing Cross-Dressing and Disguise
  • The Power of Literature: Illuminating Minds and Shaping Perspectives
  • Love's Refuge in the Shadows of War: Exploring Peace in Ernest Hemingway's "A Farewell to Arms"
  • Plagiarism and Creativity in English Language and Literature

  • Exploring Themes of Identity and Belonging in Diaspora Literature
  • William Blake's Mastery of English Prosody: Understanding His Metrical Skill and Influence on Nineteenth-Century Poets
  • A Brilliant Exploration of Theme of Relationship in 'Things We Do for Love' by Alan Ayckbourn
  • Differences in the Character of Tom Sawyer in "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" and "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn"
  • William Shakespeare and Subaltern Studies: Unveiling Marginalized Narratives, Power Dynamics, and Social Hierarchies
  • Joan as the Apostle of Nationalism: A Discussion from George Bernard Shaw's "Saint Joan"
  • The Literary Evolution: Charles Darwin's Influence on Science and English Literature
  • William Shakespeare's Extraordinary Lyrical Talent: Songs within his Dramas
  • "Virgin" Topics from Shakespearean Studies: A Case Study
  • The Four Movements in J. M. Synge's "Riders to the Sea" and Their Role in Building towards the Play's Final Resolution
  • "Autumn" by John Clare - A Serene Tapestry of Nature's Beauty
  • "The Old Stoic": Emily Brontë's Quest for Emotional Liberation
  • “Adlestrop” by Edward Thomas: To Find Solace and Beauty in the Midst of Turmoil of War
  • "The Pearl" , Alliterative Poem of Middle English Period : An Elegiac Lament of a Father for a Little, Long-lost Daughter
  • Understanding Herman Melville's "Clarel: A Poem and Pilgrimage in the Holy Land": His Search for Faith, Love and Living, His Struggle with Doubt, and His Anxiety about the Decline of Civilization
  • Geoffrey Chaucer's "The Parliament of Fowls" : Theme, Style , Story and Criticism
  • Show How Religion and History Influence Dante's Conception of "Inferno" or Hell in "The Divine Comedy" ?

  • Arundhati Roy’s "The God of Small Things": How is it a the Story of a Once-prominent Syrian Christian Family’s Decline?
  • Anita Desai's "Cry, the Peacock": The Aspirations and Struggles of Ordinary People in their Homeland
  • Jonathan Swift's "The Battle of the Books" : A Burlesque Critique of Pedantry and Sham Scholarship in Literary Circles
  • Influence of Colonialism on Postcolonial Indian English Literature
  • Mulk Raj Anand's "Untouchable": Realistic Portrayals of the Poor Dalits and Plights of Untouchability in Preindependent India
  • "Chronotope" in William Shakespeare's Plays: A Critique on Dramaturgic Machinery
  • The Dual Persona of Mark Twain: Louis Untermeyer's Comment Revisited
  • The Portrayal of the American Family in Literature
  • Elegy of "The Old Familiar Faces" by Charles Lamb: Tragedy, Loss, and Nostalgia
  • Redefining Age: An Analysis of Francis Bacon's "Of Youth and Age"
  • Dante's "De Vulgari Eloquentia": An Advocacy for Vernacular Studies (Importance of Using the Mother Tongue)
  • Early Black Voices of American Literature: Phillis Wheatley, Frederick Douglass and Harriet Beecher Stowe
  • What is the Significance of the 'Castle' as a Symbol in Franz Kafka's "The Castle"?
  • Comment on the Treatment of the Marginalized Girl-child in Toni Morrison's "Sula": Exploring Black Feminism
  • Concept of Literary Realism in Gustave Flaubert's "Madame Bovary"
  • Analysis of "The Light of Other Days" by Thomas Moore
  • Recognizing the Importance of Native American Literature
  • Exploring the Duality of Tughlaq's Character, Themes of Power, Idealism, and the Human Desire for Social Change in Girish Karnad's Play "Tughlaq"
  • Interpreting Hamlet's Relationships with Ophelia and Gertrude
  • Multicultural Voices of American Poetry in Modern Period
  • Critical Overview of Unrealistic Elements in William Shakespeare's Plays
  • How to Make Effective Class Notes for English Literature Class?
  • William Shakespeare's Plays and Trauma Studies
  • How does Brecht present the conflict of Science and Religion in "Life of Galileo" ?
  • What Features of Greek tragedy can you Identify in Euripides' "Medea"?
  • How Can We Access William Shakespeare's Portrayal of Kings and Fools in His Plays?
  • What is the Symbolism Found in William Blake's Work? Mention Some of the Recent Interpretations
  • How Does Drama Evolved from the Greeks, Romans to English? A Comprehensive Discussion
  • How Can We Evaluate a Text Without Being Prejudiced? Approaches to Deconstruction
  • How to Check Morality in Oliver Goldsmith's "She Stoops to Conquer"?
  • Mother Maurya in John Millington Synge's "Riders to the Sea" is Far from Real: A Critique
  • The Study of Aesthetics and Creativity: How do Socrates, Plato and Aristotle differ?
  • How Do You Read the Themes of "The Owl and the Nightingale" ?
  • What are the Ten Most Important Skills a Researcher Must Possess?
  • What are the key processes of doing a PhD in English literature?
  • Understanding Edmund Spenser's "Amoretti": The Poet's Assessment of Love

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