A S Raagavi

• Research Scholar
• Assistant Professor at Bharath University

The novel SCARLET LETTER portrays gothic romance and a satirical Parody of society in a puritanical background. The female protagonist, Hester, is punished cruelly for her sin of love, which is out of marriage. D.H. Lawrance called this “a Perfect work of American Imagination.” It also deals with religiosity, purity, and the malleability of popular...

This paper deals with the development and the various remarkable movements in British Literature and the impacts of other Language literature in English. The movements and growth of literature through the view of children were more vital than anyone could fathom. Romantic writers tranquilized societies with Children's literature and succeeded in th...

English as a language is a global phenomenon and knowledge of the language has become a necessity because of the arena that it opens for the individual. As knowledge of English is mandatory today this paper aims at finding the latest technology and apps to teach and test the English language. It gives a brief introduction to the importance of Engli...

Children's literature is an important phenomenon for several reasons. The child becomes the focus of the process of creating a new consciousness: that of the citizen of the nation. Many people write about children's literature and even the child who might be reading it, without thinking about the literary representation. Kenneth Grahame is one of t...

Jane Austen's charm and genius were so lately rediscovered. She met with scanty encouragement in her own generation. Her greatest novel 'Pride and Prejudice' was finished in 1797. This novel deals with satiric elements such as humor and comedy which is an indispensable role in Austen's novels since it is the best way of mocking the social conventio...

The Scarlet Letter" is Nathaniel Hawthorne's tragic fiction that swindles on the gothic nature throughout the novel. The novel depicts supernaturalism and is also considered a masterpiece for its depth of suppressed emotions and feminism. The major themes of the novel are feminism (female oppression), historical romance, Puritanism, and Gothic roma...

From the groovy hills of Mussoorie two watchful eyes have been observing everyday little events to make them a big reason for many famous literary writings. These are the eyes of an ordinary-looking man, always lost in his imagination. In spite of having an absent-minded attitude, he provided entertainment to children and grown-ups as well. Many pe...