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Dramatic Conventions Explained Dramatic conventions stand for a set of rules shared by both the audience and actors. They are briefly explained below. Dialogue Dialogue is thought of the characters. It is the utterance of characters in any kind of narrative story or play. Dialogue is core to drama, for …

Types of Drama: Broadly, dramas are divided into three types: tragedy, comedy and tragicomedy. Nowadays, farce is also discussed as a kind of drama. Tragedy Cuddon (1991) defines tragedy as “a kind of protest, it is a cry of terror or complaint or rage or a anguish to and against …

Elements of Drama: Generally, drama is a work of literature written to be performed on a stage by actors in which they take the role of characters, perform the indicated action, and utter the written dialogue. According to Jacobs (2001), drama is the art of representing the pleasure of others, …

Sample Lesson Plan in English: Teaching I am Becoming My Mother A lesson plan to teach the above poem is as follows: Teacher’s name: Ramesh Gopal Shrestha Class : 10 No. of Students: 40             Time : 45 minutes Topic: ‘I am Becoming My Mother’ (Poem) Specific Objectives The students …

Interpretation of Prakash Subedi’s At the Temple Writer:          Prakash Subedi Education:     M.A. in English Literature Nationality: Nepali Place:            Temple Time:             Mostly in the Morning The poem moves around the activities of worshippers and the priest in the location of the temple. Temple is the holy place …

Summary of Gopi Sapkota’s Visiting a Country Churchyard Writer:         Gopi Sapkota Born:            1972 Education:    M.A. in English Literature Nationality: Nepali (Now in London) The speaker has gone to the graveyard in order to mourn in the death of Mr. Gray. Out of homage or tribute he has …

Summary of Homraj Acharya’s The Kerosene Stove Writer:          Homraj Acharya Education:     A graduate of the University of Colorado (USA) Nationality: Nepali In this poem, a miserable life that faces a number of hurdles has been very wittily illustrated. Despondency, extreme poverty, unemployment, repression and struggle for survival have been …

Krishna Bhusan Bal’s The Wind of Chaitra: Interpretation Writer:          Krishna Bhusan Bal Born:             2004 B.S. Nationality: Nepali Education:    B.A. Awards:        Pratibha Puraskar,                     Byathit Kabya Puraskar, etc. ‘The Wind of Chaitra’ analogically stands for the revolution of the people. The revolution destroys the established order of …

Theme of Siegfried Loraine’s Memory Writer:             Siegfried Loraine Born:                8 September, 1886 Nationality:     English Write the theme of the poem “Memory”. In this poem, the speaker is comparing his bygone days and the present days. To him, bygone days were very sweeter, happier and joyous than those …

Theme of James Stephens’ The Watcher Writer:                James Stephens Born:                   1882 Nationality:        Irish The poem mainly deals with the strength of love and friendship which is inevitability of departure. The speaker is reporting the joys and sadness of a homestead. Both the rose and the ring for …

Theme of Robert Frost’s The Road Not Taken Writer:                     Robert Frost Born:                        March 26, 1874 Nationality:             American Write the theme of the poem ‘The Road Not Taken’. This poem deals with the story of human predicament. Like other human beings this speaker finds himself …

Interpretation of Gunter Grass’s Nursery Rhyme Writer:     Gunter Grass Born:                1927 The basis component of nursery rhyme is music or melody. It produces melody with the help of rhyme and repetition. Mostly, it is based on the rhyme scheme of aabb. Repetition has been produced through the internal …

Information About M.Sc. Chemistry Entrance Syllabus: Not specific syllabus, However 25% from 1st year, 25% from 2nd year and remaining 50% from 3rd year T.U. syllabus. Mainly focus on third year and past year questions. Sometimes concept (our five sets gives you how to study and what type of question …

Theme of Laxmi Prasad Devkota’s Sonnet No. 5 Writer:             Laxmi Prasad Devkota Born:                Kartik 27, 1966 B.S. Nationality:     Nepali Honour:            Mahakavi This is a sonnet but at the same time it has been written to lament in the death of Gandhi. In this sense, it’s an …

Theme of Pierre Teilharde Chardin’s Meditation Writer:         Pierre Teilharde Chardin Born:            May 1, 1881 Nationality: French The central idea in this poem is to show the power of love and meditation. Love is the tree imaginative outflowing of the spirit overall the unexplored paths. It links all paths …