A H M Ohidujjaman 
Among the satirists of English literature, Alexander Pope occupies a great place. He belonged to the school of a juvenile. Pope had less of the mellow wisdom of Horace’s maturity and more of the filthy temper of his youth. Pope is famous for his satires and is rightly considered the representative of his age. “The … Read more
In English literature, the name of Alexander Pope will always remain immortal. He has proved himself to be a master of keen observation of life in all of his works. Combining his artistic quality of writing with his knack for delving deep into the social structure of humanity, he can present beautiful literary sketches of … Read more
A mock-heroic poem is based on the epic structure on a miniature scale to deal with a trivial theme. It has all the characteristics of an epic poem—the epic deals with a theme concerning the fate of humanity in an elevated style. Nonetheless, the purpose of a mock-heroic poem is satirical; to make the subject … Read more
To answer this question, we must know that “The Rape of the Lock” is the most accurate and loveliest satirical picture of the days of Alexander Pope. It is a poem ridiculing the fashionable world of his time. In this mock-heroic work, Pope satirized feminine frivolity. Belinda, the principal female character of the poem, represents … Read more
Dryden is absolutely a multidimensional genius. He is acclaimed as a major poet, a distinguished playwright, a celebrated critic, and a satirist based on his literary works. Dryden’s remarkable poem “Absalom and Achitophel” adds a new dimension to the English classical satire. This poem has raised English satire to the level of the great satirical … Read more
In the recruitment process of many companies, testing is a vital cog in the wheel, and this should apply to the phase of career development as well. Here comes the evolution of an aptitude test. It goes on to measure an individual’s abilities with the expected levels of outcome and well on your way to monitoring … Read more
In an allegory, some actual actions or instructive morals are shadowed under imaginary persons or things. Every allegory has two senses- the literal and the mystical. The literal sense is like the vision of which the mystical is the true meaning. The story consists of fictitious persons, creatures of the poet’s brain in a moral … Read more