Summary of Vocation A vocation is a specific form of profession that requires a high level of commitment: a calling or destined career that provides the individual with exceptional satisfaction and fulfilment. Tagore’s free verse poem Vocation is narrated in the first person. The narrator is a young man who Read more…
500+ Words Essay on Women Empowerment Women empowerment refers to the process of empowering women to the extent that they are capable of making their own choices. Women have endured a great deal at the hands of males over the centuries. They were regarded as nearly non-existent in prior centuries. Read more…
Of simulation and stimulation – Bacon Introduction: The weak man follows the practice of dissimulation because strong minds and hearts are capable of telling the truth. The man of secret nature never reveals his true essence. The advantage of simulation and dissimulation is that they keep the enemy guessing and Read more…
Summary of A River The poem “A River” brings out a bizarre picture of a river Vaigai which flows through the city Madurai. Once, Madurai was a holy city and a religious centre. We know that even today, Madurai is a place famous for its temples and is an important Read more…
Syllabus For Class 6th,Class 7th,Class 8th and Class 9th for J&K Students
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The Rise of a Global World Textual Questions – Write in Brief: Q1) Give two examples of different types of global exchanges which took place before the seventeenth century , choosing one example from Asia & one from the Americas. Ans: Global exchanges were part of the contacts between the Read more…
Death Be Not Proud Death has no terror for John Done; bring a devout and Christian he believes in final resurrection from the state of death. Death consequently is no more than a sleep, a long sleep, no doubt, but a sleep from which there is always a waking. Moreover, Read more…
Donne and the Metaphysical School of Poetry John Donne (1573-1631), a devout churchman and a great preacher of sermons rose to be the Dean of St. Paul’s. His early poems are outspokenly erotic and sensual and were published only after his death. His divine poems are equally passionate in expressing Read more…
Summary This sonnet is supposed to be addressed to Shakespeare’s friend, the Earl of Southampton. He wrote this sonnet to emphasize the consistency of true love and friendship when the Earl was presumably attracted towards the physical charms of a dark lady. He begins by saying that true love or Read more…
