Act I Summary Act II Kitely in his mansion asks his assistant Thomas Cash to complete a transaction. Kitley expresses to Downright, how...

Characters List ACT I: The play begins in Knowell’s home. Old Knowell calls upon his son Edward Knowell through his servant Brainworm....

WORK INTRODUCTION: The popular play Every Man in his Humour was written by Ben Jonson, the contemporary of William Shakespeare. The play...

THE MIDDLE ENGLISH PERIOD (French Influence): The Normans crossed France won the Battle of Hastings and took over the English Kingdom...

SYNOPSIS: · Medieval period or Dark Ages · The Middle English Period (French Influence) MEDIEVAL PERIOD OR DARK AGES The first...

His prose and verse narratives, and lyrics His final Years: Lodge’s final volume of poetry was published in 1595, A Fig for Momus:...

His Plays: His prose and verse narratives, and lyrics: After dealing with theater plays, Thomas Lodge turned to the other forms of...

The End of the Pamphlet War His Plays: After his only qualified success as a writer of pamphlets, romances, and poems, he turned to other...

Euphuistic Style The End of the Pamphlet War: Lodge tired of the literary controversy that had gotten out of control; moreover, no future...

Literary Quarrel: Euphuistic Style: Aside from content, the style of the Reply deserves some comment, for it is the style that Lodge uses...

The religious forces and Elizabethan methods that influenced him: Literary Quarrel: In order to arouse comments, criticism began in the...

His Life and Education: The religious forces and Elizabethan methods that influenced him: In the 1570s, the Puritan interests in England...

His Life and Education: Most readers know Thomas Lodge as a writer of lyrics and prose romances; few know the variety of his writings,...

His Pamphlets and Controversies His Final Works and his place in English Literature In his pamphlet Lenten Stuffe written in 1598, he...

His Life His Pamphlets and Controversies His first printed essay is his preface to Robert Greene’s romance, Menaphon (1589). Upon his...

His Life: Thomas Nashe was born in 1567 in Lowestoft, Suffolk; third son to the second wife of William Nashe. He moved with his family to...

POEM INTRODUCTION: “Fragment: Welcome Joy, and Welcome Sorrow,” sometimes titled “A Song of Opposites,” was written sometime in 1818 by...

1795 -----> Keats was born at Swan and Hoop Livery Stables, London (October 31) 1797 -----> George Keats was born (February 28) 1799...

POEM INTRODUCTION: The poem Indian Women by Shiv K Kumar i s from the collection of poetry Cobwebs in the Sun published in 1974. The poet...

Shiv Krishna Kumar was an Indian poet, playwright, Novelist and Short story writer. He was born in Lahore in 1921, and was educated at...

Previous Page Pozzo now starts speaking to Lucky. In a sense he is not speaking rather ordering Lucky to do a lot of things like, asking...

Work Introduction and Characters List SUMMARY: It’s an evening in a country road with a tree – The Play begins. Estragon who is also...

WORK INTRODUCTION: Forty two year old Samuel Beckett wrote the play that transformed the shape of twentieth-century drama. Waiting for...

1788 -----> George Gordon Byron was born on January 22 in London. 1790 -----> Byron moved to Aberdeen along with his mother. 1791 ----->...