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Significance of the title of the essy “Pleasures” by Aldous Huxley
Pleasure is no inconvenient word. This simply implies anything that may confer happiness and delight. Musical performance, horse racing, cinema show, and any similar performance may definitely form pleasure. This gives distractions in life and does away with boredom. Aldous Huxley, however, has used the term 'pleasure' in his treatise, "Pleasure," in a different way. He refers, no…
August 29, 20250Comments
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What, according to Forster, the Englishmen’s attitude to criticism in his essay “Notes on the English Character”?
In the course of his discussion of the characteristic charge of coldness against the English nature, Forster’s notes have made one more observation. This is an Englishman’s usual attitude towards criticism. With his undeveloped heart, rational understanding, and pragmatic approach, the Englishman is found to have developed a specific attitude of mind. Emotion seems to have…
August 26, 20250Comments
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The experiences of the clerk before and after superannuation in Charles Lamb’s essay “The Superannuated Man”
Charles Lamb’s “The Superannuated Man” deals with the experiences of a clerk, his sufferings and anxieties during the long thirty-six years of his life as an accounts clerk, and also his deliverance and carefree mood during superannuation. He had to join his office in the Mincing Lane in his early youth, abandoning the sports and…
August 24, 20250Comments