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The Thematic Refrain in" The fire Sermon and Death by water"                                          Thomas stearns Eliot was born at st. Louis, Missouri, an industrial city in the centre of the U.S.A. The boy Eliot was first sent to school at st. Louis day school. At school he was considerd a brilliant student and was a gold medal for Latin. Eliot gave up teaching and enterd the foreign department of Lloyds Bank, where he worked dealing with "documentary bills, acceptances , and foreign exchange." The publication of the waste land attracted wide interest, its technique was widely imitated and it influenced even those who were not conscious imitators. Eliot's career as a poet may be divided into five phases or periods:(1) The first phase- The poems of this period are immatur...

                  TREATMENT OF NATURE IN ALFRED TENNYSON POETRY                     Alfred Tennyson has been called a representative poet. He is one of those great writers who express in their works the very spirit of the age. Hence for an understanding of his poetry it is essential to form an idea of his age. It was at Cambridge that he first began to speak in poetry with his own voice. Before going up he had published, conjointly with Charles Tennyson, a volume entitled poems by two Brothers, but these are mere echoes of his Byron-Worship. The volume of 1830 bring out of its treasure house things new as well as old. The songs, the love-poems, are still of little account, but in Mariana, in the Ode to Memory, and in Recollection of the Arabian Nights, he already indicates his power of pictirial description; ...

              THE LAST  LEAF AS A  TALE  OF  UNSELFISH  SACRIFICE   O. HENRY  original name was  “WILLIAM  SIDNEY  PORTEL”  . He was American  short story writer whose  tales  romanticized the common  place  in particular the life of ordinary people in new york city. His stories expressed the effect of coincidence on character through humour, grim or ironic, and often had surprise ending , a device that became identified with his name and cost him critical favour when its vogue had passed . In 1902  O. Henry arrived in new york his “ BAGDAD  ON THE SUBWAY “  from december 1906 he produce a story a week for the new york world, writing also for magazines . His first book cabbages and kings (1904) depicated fantastic characters against exotic honduran backgrounds. Both  the four million (1906) and the ...

                     CHARACTERIZTION   OF  THE  WAY OF  THE  WORLD William Congreve  was born at Bardsey , near Leeds. He came of an old straffordshire family and is regarded as the most brilliant of the writer of Restoration comedy. William Congreve  was educated at Kilkenny  school and at Trinity college, dublin, in Ireland.Conggreve’s masterpiece,  “THE WAY OF THE WORLD” was  produce, with a brilliant cast. This play , however ,failed on the stage and did not evoke the response it was expected to get . it was written to please its author’s fastidious taste, not to conform to the prevailing fashion of the age. THE WAY OF THE WORLD didn’t find favour with the audience . Congreve was the basically an author who did not know how to write for the stage. It is but obvious that congreve never re...

CHARACTERIZATION IN JHON WEBSTER'S THE DUCHESS OF MALFI         John Webster was an English dramatist best known for his tragedies. The White Devil and The Duchess of Malfi, which are often regarded as masterpiece of the early 17th century English stage. Jhon Webster's "The Duchess of Malfi" is a dark and bloody tragedy that deals with the issue of political corruption, class conflict and gender. It is considered one of the great plays of the English Renaissance.        The Duchess of Malfi is a fine and psychological Complex female character portrayed with great insight and poetic power. She is young and beautiful. She has unfortunately become a widow in the prime of life, when she is still in the full bloom of her youth. She has a charming and Fascinating personality. All who look at her are charmed by her. She is noble, innocent and gentle, dignified and graceful. In the very beginning of the play, w...