As time teaches and minds expand, language arts grow from one master's hand, to hand, to another, from one country to another, as an outcome, the read. . .
It is a collection of the best of the Russian Folk tales.These tales have been translated from the Russian into English language. The matching illustr. . .
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There are altogether 59 best essays ever written by Sir.Francis Bacon. The essays are the glittering example of wit, humor, intelligence, literary gen. . .
East and West is a classic story that explores two very different cultures but from a very melancholic perspective. It gives the Westerns an insight i. . .
Teaching English Literature for more than two decades.I abstain from words like difference,competition,hatred,sorrow and the others which make this life merely a struggle for survival.I aim to bequeath all that I know to my students,irrespective of caste,creed,nationality and their economic status.I believe in "Leave the world a little better".
How sweet it sounds and how pleasant it feels when we say,"Poetry is a spontanous flow of emotions!"But,while teaching poetry,I feel that the students who learn English as their second language miss the point.Generally,they expect and are taught that rhyme,rhythm,meter,figures,simile,metaphor,etc. are the elements which create a poem.I profess that a poem can still be a poem even if devoid of these elements.How?Once again I come back to emotions.The music of words does not require any prescribed crutches of poetic elements,for it knows where to hit!Poetic emotions are guided to find their pleasant abode in the hearts of the listeners and readers.RAJA SHARMA.
