This blog is written as task as a task assigned by the head of Department of English MKBU, prof. and dr. Dilip barad sir. William Shakespeare’s Macbeth is one of the most compelling tragedies in English literature. Written in the early 17th century…

Geoffrey Chaucer, Edmund Spencer and William Shakespeare  When we talk about the history of English poetry, three names stand out as milestones—Geoffrey Chaucer, Edmund Spenser, and William Shakespeare. Each of them lived in different periods and br…

Aristotle’s Poetics: A Student’s Reflection on Tragedy and Expression Aristotle’s Poetics is one of the oldest and most respected works of literary criticism. Written in ancient Greece, it explains how literature, especially tragedy, should be crea…

Learning from Socrates: Wisdom That Still Questions the World When I started watching the videos about Socrates from the blog shared by Prof. Dilip Barad, I expected to hear about a famous Greek philosopher with a beard, long robes, and…

Don’t Just Believe It: Staying Awake in the Post-Truth Era We live in a time where truth is no longer the strongest tool in shaping public opinion. Instead, emotions, personal beliefs, and viral content often decide what people believe—whether it…