Keats is in many ways the most romantic of all romantic poets. Romantic poetry aims at the complete expression of the individual as compared to classical poetry, which aims at the expression of social experience. Other romantic poets have some political or social comment in their poetry. But the poetry of Keats is not a …
Ans:- Keats is a mystic of the senses and not of thoughts as he sought to apprehend the ultimate truth of the universe through aesthetic sensations and not through philosophical thoughts. Sensuousness is a quality in poetry which affects the senses i.e. hearing, seeing, touching, smelling and tasting. Sensuous poetry does not present ideas and …
Keats was considerably influenced by Spenser and was, like Spenser, a passionate lover of beauty in all its forms and manifestations. The passion of beauty constitutes his aestheticism. Beauty was his pole star, beauty in nature, in woman and in art. “A thing of beauty is a joy forever.” He writes and identifies beauty with …
OR Comment critically on Keats’s sensuousness and state what value it contributes to his poetry. OR “Keats is a mystic through senses”-discuss with the help of poems prescribed. OR Assess Keats’ sensuousness on the strength of his poems. Answer: “Poetry”, says Maine, “as it came to Keats , was not a spiritual vision as with Wordsworth …
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Ans:- Ans:- In The Good Woman of Setzuan, Bertolt Brecht uses the parable of Shen Te, a put-upon woman singled out by the gods as the only good person on Earth, to contemplate whether one can ever truly be plainly, wholly “good.” Throughout the play, as Shen Te struggles to be good to others and …
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Ans: – The gods in Brecht’s play are found to be no better than the people on the earth. They are not happy with the progress of their tour in search for a good person on the earth. Though they rarely come across people with good intentions and a lot of high principles, they do …
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