Introduction Emily Dickinson’s poem ‘I’m “wife” — I’ve finished that —’ was written in 1860 and is about the tension in a woman’s mind. She struggles between the roles of being a woman and a wife. In this poem, the speaker talks about her struggle to free herself from the mental slavery of being a … Read more
Introduction “I cannot live with You” is a poem by Emily Dickinson, where the speaker expresses his love is overpowering and they cannot live together. The speaker is too afraid of being separated from his beloved in the afterlife, preferring the “Despair” of parting now. This poem was first published in the posthumous collection Poems … Read more
Introduction Sherman Alexie’s poem “Crow Testament” explores the experiences, viewpoints, and resiliency of Native American cultures. The audience is given a lens through which to consider the topics of identity, cultural continuity, historical suffering, and the enduring strength of indigenous traditions through the figure of Crow. The poem is divided into vignettes, each of which … Read more
Introduction The feminist poet Eunice de Souza wrote the poem “Bequest” in which she discusses how patriarchy affects women’s destiny. She speaks from the viewpoint of a female speaker, most likely the poet herself, whose thoughts are influenced by the rigid standards of the phallogocentric society. Her tone is a little lost and shows pain. … Read more
Q.1 The aim of value education to inculcate in students is (A) the moral values (B) the social values (C) the political values (D) the economic values Answer: A Q.2 By which of the following methods the true evaluation of the students is possible? (A) Evaluation at the end of the course. (B) Evaluation twice … Read more
When it comes to effective communication through writing, the choice between active and passive voice plays a pivotal role in shaping the clarity and impact of your message. Both active and passive voice constructions have distinct purposes and effects on the reader, making it crucial for writers to understand their nuances and how to use them … Read more
Introduction: ‘Of Followers And Friends’ is a short essay written by Francis Bacon. It is under the collection of his essays and delves into the author’s perception of true friendship. About the Author: Francis Bacon (1561-1626) was a notable English essayist. Also known as Lord Verulam, he was termed the father of empiricism. Famous works … Read more
Learning the Quran is of utmost importance for Muslims as it serves as a divine guide, offering spiritual nourishment, teaching Islamic principles and practices, fostering personal development, establishing a connection with God through recitation, preserving the scripture, bringing blessings, and connecting with the Muslim tradition. A Quranic study is very important in Islam, which brings … Read more
Introduction “Sonnet 29: When, in disgrace with fortune and men’s eyes” is a sonnet composed by William Shakespeare that goes through the mental state of the speaker who thinks he lacks talent and opportunities. But later towards the end of the poem, he realises the wealth he possesses and the poem takes a cheerful turn. … Read more
Introduction “Success is counted sweetest” by Emily Dickinson is a poem/ballad that focuses on the idea of failure that is more important than a victory as victory cannot be truly appreciated till one faces failure. Dickinson uses heavy imagery to display this idea in the poem. About the Poet Emily Dickinson is one of the … Read more
