British Literature
Types of Literature Produced in the Old-English Period
Old-English literature, also known as Anglo-Saxon literature, falls under the era from c. 500 AD to 1066 AD (up till the Norman Conquest of Britain).
18th September 2022
Author: Nishita Singh, Contributing Author
Literary Terms
Voice in Literature: Authorial v/s Character v/s Narratorial Voice
Before we dive into the Voices in Literature, let me ask you something. Forget the jargon Authorial voice, Character’s voice, Narrative voice, and bla bla,
8th September 2022
Grammar
Predicate Nominative v/s Predicate Adjective: Difference SIMPLIFIED!
The word Predicate starts popping up here and there when we start studying grammar. Before we even know what Predicate is, they introduce us to
19th August 2022
Literary Movements
Realism v/s Neorealism: What is the Difference?
It is often that when a movement emerges from its predecessor, the main motive is to go beyond the limitations of the old one, develop
19th August 2022
Literary Movements
Realism v/s Impressionism: What is the Difference?
Realism and Impressionism: They sound like complicated, fancy terms. But, are they? We all have our ways of looking at life. Some live in their
25th July 2022
Literary Movements
Impressionism and Post-Impressionism: Difference Explained
Impressionism and Post-impressionism are art movements that originated in late 19th century France. I know they sound dangerously academic or aesthetic terms, but they are
15th July 2022
History for Literature
Are Medieval and Dark Ages the Same? Difference Explained!
Dark Ages, Medieval Ages, Middle Ages – It is impossible to study English Literature without facing the confusion between these 3 terms. The term ‘Dark
30th June 2022
Literary Devices and Terms
Literary Terms, Literary Devices, Figures of Speech, Poetic Devices: Difference & 60+ EXAMPLES!
Literary Terms, Literary Devices, Figures of Speech, Poetic Devices – So many concepts, such little time! Well, I won’t blame students for getting confused. I
23rd June 2022