5th Semester

Exploring “An Apology for Poetry (1595)” by Sir Philip Sidney:A Comprehensive AnalysisIntroduction: “An Apology for Poetry,” also known as “The Defense of Poesy,” is a seminal work of literary criticism written by Sir Philip Sidney around 1595. In this treatise, Sidney defends poetry against criticism and offers profound insights into …

Title: Sir Philip Sidney:A Pioneering Critic of Renaissance LiteratureIntroduction: Sir Philip Sidney, a prominent figure of the Elizabethan era, is renowned not only for his contributions to literature but also for his insightful critiques of it. His treatise “An Apology for Poetry” stands as a cornerstone of Renaissance literary criticism, …

Renaissance to Eighteenth-Century Critics:Pioneers of Literary AnalysisIntroduction: During the Renaissance and up to the eighteenth century, literary criticism underwent significant evolution. Critics emerged who not only appreciated literature but also analyzed it with scholarly rigor. Their insights laid the groundwork for modern literary analysis. Let’s explore some of the prominent …

A Detailed Exploration of “The Poetics” by Aristotle (c. 335 BC)Introduction to “The Poetics”:“The Poetics” is a seminal work by the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle, composed around 335 BC. This treatise serves as a foundational text in literary criticism, offering profound insights into the nature of drama, particularly tragedy. In …

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Introduction to Aristotle:Aristotle as a philosopher was a renowned Greek philosopher, scientist, and thinker who lived from 384 to 322 BCE. He was a student of Plato and later became the tutor of Alexander the Great. Aristotle’s influence extends across various fields, including philosophy, politics, ethics, and literature. In the …

This scholar is Aristotle of the ancient Greece, who lived during 384-322 BCE Aristotle was one of the greatest multitalented persons in the world who made great impact on the civilization of many centuries. His activity ranges from most branches of philosophy such as logic and maths metaphysics and epistemology …

Al-Razi: A Detailed NoteFull Name: Al-Razi’s full name is Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn Zakariya al-Razi. He is often referred to as Rhazes in Western literature.Date of Birth: Al-Razi was born on August 26, 865 CE, in the city of Rayy, which was a thriving center of learning near present-day Tehran, …

Agnosticism in larkin’s poetryPhilip Larkin as an Agnostic PoetPhilip Larkin, an influential figure in 20th-century English poetry, often explored themes of existentialism, alienation, and the human condition in his works. One aspect that characterizes Larkin’s poetry is his agnostic viewpoint, which he subtly weaves into many of his poems.What is …

A Detailed Note on Averroes ibn RushdIntroduction:Averroes, born Abu al-Walid Muhammad ibn Ahmad ibn Rushd on April 14, 1126, in Cordoba, Spain, was a significant figure during the Islamic Golden Age. His multifaceted contributions spanned Islamic philosophy, medicine, law, and theology, leaving an enduring impact on intellectual history.Full Name: Abu …