Recognizing the Fundamentals of English Literature’s Drama English literature has developed around the genre of drama, which is literature intended to be performed. One of the most vibrant and captivating types of storytelling is narrative that combines voice, action, and interaction to effectively portray the human experience. Dramatic elements have been the foundation of this … Read more
Aeschylus: The Father of Tragedy and His Lasting Impact on Drama Aeschylus (523–456 BC), known as the “Father of Tragedy,” is one of the most significant figures in the history of theatre and literature. As the earliest of the three great Greek tragedians whose work has survived—alongside Sophocles and Euripides—Aeschylus shaped the very foundations of … Read more
Literary Theory and Criticism: Understanding the Frameworks of Interpretation Literary theory and criticism are essential tools for understanding, interpreting, and evaluating works of literature. These frameworks provide readers, scholars, and critics with various perspectives on how to analyze texts, consider the author’s intentions, and understand the cultural, historical, and philosophical contexts that shape literary works. … Read more
