Epic and Mock-Epic: Paradise Lost and The Rape of the Lock
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9780190120917
Publication date:
01/08/2019
Paperback
240 pages
Price: 230.00 INR
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ISBN:
9780190120917
Publication date:
01/08/2019
Paperback
240 pages
First Edition
Anamika Chakraborty
Epic and Mock-epic: Paradise Lost and The Rape of the Lock is a comprehensive guide catering to the Poetry section of Core Course 7: British Poetry and Drama (17th – 18th Century) of the undergraduate English (Hons.) programme of the University of Calcutta, and follows the latest syllabus and pattern as introduced under the Choice-Based Credit System (CBCS).
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First Edition
Anamika Chakraborty
First Edition
Anamika Chakraborty
Table of contents
Part I: Paradise Lost: Book I
Introduction
- John Milton, the Man and the Poet
- About Paradise Lost
- Paradise Lost: Book I (the Text with Annotations and Analytical Notes)
- Analysis of the Invocation in Book I
- Milton’s Scholarship in Classical Languages
Character Sketches
Short Notes
List of Select Resources
Multiple Choice Questions
Previous Years’ Questions
Appendix 1: Bible passages believed to refer to Satan
Appendix 2: Marlowe, Dr. Faustus: The Hell within
Part II: The Rape of the Lock: Cantos I, II and III
Introduction
- Alexander Pope, the Man and the Poet
- About The Rape of the Lock
- The Rape of the Lock: Cantos I, II and III (the Text with Annotations)
- Stylistic Changes in the 1714 Version
- Pope’s Scholarship
Character Sketches
Short Notes
List of Select Resources
Multiple Choice Questions
Previous Years’ Questions
Appendix 1: Ombre
Appendix 2: The Heroic Couplet: A Historical Survey
Appendix 3: From Essays by Sainte-Beuve
First Edition
Anamika Chakraborty
Features
- Complete coverage of the Poetry section of the latest CBCS syllabus for Core Course 7
- Annotated texts of Paradise Lost: Book I and The Rape of the Lock: Cantos I, II and III
- Discussions on the lives and works of the poets
- Analysis of major concepts and themes pertaining to the texts
- Important character sketches
- Short notes on key topics
- Lists of select readings for in-depth understanding of concepts
- Multiple-choice questions for practice, with answer keys for self-evaluation
- Previous years’ questions to aid review and familiarize students with question patterns
First Edition
Anamika Chakraborty
Table of contents
Part I: Paradise Lost: Book I
Introduction
- John Milton, the Man and the Poet
- About Paradise Lost
- Paradise Lost: Book I (the Text with Annotations and Analytical Notes)
- Analysis of the Invocation in Book I
- Milton’s Scholarship in Classical Languages
Character Sketches
Short Notes
List of Select Resources
Multiple Choice Questions
Previous Years’ Questions
Appendix 1: Bible passages believed to refer to Satan
Appendix 2: Marlowe, Dr. Faustus: The Hell within
Part II: The Rape of the Lock: Cantos I, II and III
Introduction
- Alexander Pope, the Man and the Poet
- About The Rape of the Lock
- The Rape of the Lock: Cantos I, II and III (the Text with Annotations)
- Stylistic Changes in the 1714 Version
- Pope’s Scholarship
Character Sketches
Short Notes
List of Select Resources
Multiple Choice Questions
Previous Years’ Questions
Appendix 1: Ombre
Appendix 2: The Heroic Couplet: A Historical Survey
Appendix 3: From Essays by Sainte-Beuve Read More
