English Literature & Linguistics with Fatima

05/09/2024

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13/07/2024

Hi friends!

I hope you are all doing great in your lives. I’m finally back after such a long time. I've been incredibly busy with my tiny angels, but I’m going to do my best to be more available here for you all. I’ll be posting more material for students soon. Please accept my apologies for my long absence.

Thanks for your understanding and support!

30/01/2024

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06/04/2023

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The theme is that a faithful, beautiful woman does not exist. Obviously scorned and/or heartbroken over someone's infidelity, Donne exercises his metaphysical muscles here, lining up a series of conceits that depict impossible things—catching a falling star, impregnating a plant root that is shaped somewhat like a human body, answering unanswerable questions, etc.—and challenges his listener with the hardest of all: to find a woman "true, and fair." In the final stanza he exhibits a bit of bitter humor when he says to let him know if any such creature is found, for he would gladly travel to see her. But then he reasserts his theme by saying "never mind"; even if she were right next door, he wouldn't go because in the time it would take for him to get there, she would have already cheated on two or three others. Pretty disillusioned, eh? And, he hopes you see from reading his cleverly rhymed whine, pretty erudite and witty, too.

06/04/2023

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The theme is that a faithful, beautiful woman does not exist. Obviously scorned and/or heartbroken over someone's infidelity, Donne exercises his metaphysical muscles here, lining up a series of conceits that depict impossible things—catching a falling star, impregnating a plant root that is shaped somewhat like a human body, answering unanswerable questions, etc.—and challenges his listener with the hardest of all: to find a woman "true, and fair." In the final stanza he exhibits a bit of bitter humor when he says to let him know if any such creature is found, for he would gladly travel to see her. But then he reasserts his theme by saying "never mind"; even if she were right next door, he wouldn't go because in the time it would take for him to get there, she would have already cheated on two or three others. Pretty disillusioned, eh? And, he hopes you see from reading his cleverly rhymed whine, pretty erudite and witty, too.

24/11/2022

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27/06/2022

AOA,

How are you? Hope all are fine.

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15/10/2021

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15/10/2021

->Incomplete English epic poem.

->First half was published in 1590 and second half in 1596.

->Original plan was writing 12 books but could complete only six books.

->Spenser's greatest and longest work.

->It is one of the longest poems in English literature.

->Origin of verse form that come to be known as Spenserian stanza.

->Gloriana sends Redcrosse Knight on a quest to es**rt Una.

->The Redcrosse Knight, Una, and a dwarf are riding along a plain till rain forces them into a wood (Wandering Woods).

->Error whom the Redcrosse Knight defeats after a struggle.

->They find their way out of the forest and then enter into the cave of Archimago.

->He causes the Redcrosse knight to have a lustful dream about Una.

->He then creates a false Una who comes to the Redcrosse Knight's bed, tries to seduce him without success and angers him.

13/10/2021

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11/10/2021