The study of Old-English Literature or Medieval Literature cannot be complete without at least hearing something about ‘Waldere’ (or, as some call it ‘Waldhere’). It’s
The old English Period is close to the heart of every literature person as it marks the beginning of English literature. Understanding what was happening
Whether you’re studying History or Literature, confusing dating notations such as AD 2000 or 300 CE are always going to be there. Perhaps it was
Metaphors are one of the most loved and used expressions not just by great writers but by us too. Therefore, when we hear about ‘Dead
Altogether and All Together… Ah! One of those classic phonetic twins! These two have troubled every English speaker at least once. If you are an
‘Hair and Hairs’ is perhaps the most confusing and very commonly misused pair in the English language. The correct usage of plural form ‘hairs’ has
When someone says ‘Big Cheese’, what comes to your mind? Pizza? Tom & Jerry? Weight gain? I have read this term a lot of times
Gerunds and -ing forms of verbs can be confusing. But if we notice the context in which they are used, it will be simple to
In Spite v/s Despite: I always found them similar & often used them interchangeably. But, it was not until a few months ago, I understood
Postpone is one of those controversial verbs that use myriad propositions based on context. Postpone to, Postpone for… till, until after, by, until later… sound
Wisdom of both worlds – Literature & Philosophy…
Jui Shirvalkar-Chandurkar
Founder & Student at AGoodLibrary.com
Documenting my study notes in this cute little study library here!
