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1)Who wrote the Novel Crime And Punishment? Russian Stream of Consciousness (Poor Folk) writer Fiyodor Dostoevsky wrote this Novel "Crime And Punishment" that was published in 1866 in the literary journal The Messenger . It is the Second successful Novel following his return from ten years of exile in Siberia . 2)What are the Major Characters of the Novel? * Raskolnikov : The main fictional and intelligent character of the Novel and Split Personality Disorder person who killed Alyona Ivanovna, an old pawnbroker and her sister. * Sonya : The Daughter of a drunkard named Semyon Marmeladov. She forced into prostitution to help her poor family but helped to confess of Raskolnikov's guilty for salvation. * Porfiry Petrovich :The head of the Investigation Department in charge who knew that Raskolnikov is the murderer of the pawnbroker without solid evidence but the help of Sonya, He confessed Raskolnikov to save his life from Capital Punishment. * Razumíkhin : T...

One of the best Metaphysical poets is Andrew Marvel in English Literature and his best creation is the Carpe-diem poem To his Coy Mistress that was written in the 17th century. It is praised as a love poem by his metaphysical wits, fragrance of love and fine balance of lyrical verse but his most celebrated poem To his Coy Mistress is a spiritual love or physical love poem? That is the question and so time for justification. Hyperbole : As a lover, hyperbole is an essential part of love exaggeration, it comes close to the relationship between lover and beloved. The lover praised the beauty of his beloved's eyes and physical beauty in the line  " Hundred years should go to praise Thine eyes and on thy forehead gaze; Two hundred to adore each breast" And the love says if time had enough,no problem to spend the time to travel east and west when describing as hyperbolic manner- "To walk, and pass our long love’s day.  Thou by the Indian Ganges’ side  Sho...

1) Who wrote the Novel?  One of the best Victorian novelists, Charles Dickens wrote the Famous bildungsroman Great Expectations , the Nobel was first published in the All The Year Round Magazine from 1860 to 1861 . 2) What type of genre is Great Expectations? *Novel : #Bildungsroman : for the autobiography of the Writer. #Gothic novel : For The Satis House's atmosphere and Miss Havisham's point of view. #Social criticism : Judgement of the characters in the parameters of Social Status rather than inner character.  #Victorian Novel : For the purpose of writing time in the Victorian Age. 3) What are the main Characters: #Pip : The hero of the Novel,he falls in love with Estella, becoming a gentleman by the help of Magwitch. #Miss Havisham : A wealthy, eccentric Spinster-woman with witty love experience. #Estella : The beautiful but cold heroine, she represents the life of wealth and culture for which Pip strives. #Abel Magwitch : A Convict to steal food and a good...

1) About Writer and published date: Russian one of the best writers Leo Tolstoy wrote the novel Anna Karenina , he was not only novelist but philosopher of knowledge, Romanticist of sensational ideas and transcendentalist of peaceful mind. This book was first published in 1878 as the book form but released in The Russian Messenger as serial installments from 1873 to 1877 . 2) Main Characters : Anna Karenina : is the tragic heroine of the novel.who is the central figure of the Novel . Vronsky : the lover of Anna Karenina , who was a wealthy and handsome military officer. Karenin : husband of Anna Karenina , who was a high ranking government minister. 3) Themes : marriage, hypocrisy, family, society, faith, jealousy, lust, passion, fidelity. 4) What are the opening lines of Anna Karenina? “All happy families resemble each other; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way” 5) What mental illness did Anna Karenina have ? Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is a menta...

Lonely man can tell good speeches anytimes, that is full fill in William Shakespeare's In  Act-2 Scene-7 of  Comedy Play As You Like It , the seven stages of man depicted by Jaques . It is very thought- provoking, cynical and pessimistic in its metaphorical message, making the world a stage, life to be a play and human being actors in the gloomy drama of life. 1) Infancy 2) Schoolboy 3) Teenager 4) Young man 5) Middle aged 6) Old shed 7) Dotage & death The first stage of "Infancy" , a period from birth to about a few years of age is an important time, characterized by physical and emotional growth and development. It is a stage of ' mewling and puking in the nurse's arms '- with the support of other fellow actors like parents, nurses and servants. Quote : “ At first the infant, Mewling and puking in the nurse’s arms.”   The next stage is of a "School Boy" reluctant to attend the school so carely. His ' shining morning face ' ...

Introduction : Amid the Shakespeare's pleasant Characters, Touchstone in " As You Like It" will always remain one of the paradigmatic touchstones. Much more important than In Dogberry in " Much Ado ", much more comic than Malvolio in " Twelfth Night " and much more witty than Bottom in "A Midsummer Night's Dream". He transforms the jealousy-riven and love-laden structure of the Play into a texture of joy and hairy, humour and peasantry. As John Palmer points out, " His part in the comedy is to shed the light of reality and common sense upon its fanciful figure and diversions  in "Comic Characters in Shakespeare". Touchstone to  Reality: Touchstone opens the door of reality alone and can set both the court and the idyllic Arden, both hated and love-enchanted. Although it has often been maintained that Touchstone is all Wit and no emotion. One must esteem him as a royal servant who without any illusion as ...

1) Who is the writer of the Novel Far From The Madding Crowd? Victorian Writer and the famous creator of Tragic Heroine Thomas Hardy wrote the Novel Far From The Madding Crowd . 1874 is the publication year but anonymously appears in monthly serial in Cornhill Magazine, 2) What kind of Novel Far From the Madding Crowd? *Pastoral Novel for the Wessex region *Rustic Novel for Rustic Characters *Victorian Novel for the written timeline of the Victorian Age. 3) What does the title Far From the Madding Crowd mean? A peaceful place from the frenzied actions of any large crowd or from the bustle civilization of town. 4) What is the theme of Far from the madding crowd? Fate, True Love, Pastoral Life. *Fate: Everything is determined by fate. *True Love : Gabriel's true love for Bathsheba *Pastoral Life : Rustic Characters are happy with Farming and Sheeping  5) Who are the main characters in Far from the Madding crowd?   *Gabriel Oak : A true Lover of Bathsheba and down t...