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What are the similarities and differences between "How do I Love Thee" by Elizabeth Barrett Browning and "The Last Duchess" by Robert Browning?
What are the contents of "On National Prejudices" by Oliver Goldsmith? What is a critical analysis of the essay?
What are the salient features of Robert Browning's dramatic monologues?
What is Browning's philosophy about the success and failure of life?
Provide a critical analysis of Browning's "The Lost Mistress."
Discuss the use of optimism in Robert Browning 's poetry.
Provide a detailed analysis of "The Lost Mistress" by Robert Browning.
Scan the following lines from Robert Browning's poem "Count Gismond: Aix in Provence." Mark the stressed and unstressed syllables, separate the feet with short vertical lines, and indicate the rhyme scheme. Identify the meter of the poem. I thought they loved me, did me grace To please themselves; 'twas all their deed; God makes, or fair, or foul, our face; If showing mine so caused to bleed My cousins' hearts, they should have dropped A word, and straight the play had stopped.
How does Robert Browning affirm his faith in the immortality of the soul in his poem "Prospice"?
Write a critical note on Browing's dramatic monologues.
What is psychoanalysis? How does Robert Browning explain psychoanalysis through his poems?
Write a critical appreciation of the poem "Two in the Campagna" by Robert Browning.
Define if Robert Browning is a poet of optimism.
Please explain the main themes of Robert Browning's poem "Two in the Campagna."
Explain the difference between welcome scene and departure scene from the poem "The Patriot" by Robert Browning.
Did Browning write any other poem like "Porphyria's Lover"? I mean from a psychological view?
What is Browning's relationship to Romanticism? Discuss with reference to his conceptions of nature, the poet, the self, and memory.
Scan the following lines from "Count Gismond: Aix in Provence" by Robert Browning and name the meter of the poem. I thought they loved me, did me grace To please themselves;' twas all their deed; God makes, or fair, or foul, our face; If showing mine so caused to bleed My cousins' hearts, they should have dropped A word, and straight the play had stopped.
How many plays were written by English writer Robert Browning, and with what names? I 've come to know about 8 plays of him, while some sources deny it saying 10.
Scan the following lines from Robert Browning's poem "Count Gismond—Aix in Provence." Mark the stressed and unstressed syllables, indicate the rhyme scheme, and name the meter of the poem. "I thought they loved me, did me grace."
What happens in stanza four of Robert Browning's "The Patriot"?
Robert Browing was not a typical Victorian poet in the sense that he believed in "life and love and immorality." Discuss this comment in the light of his poetry.
What is the entire meter scansion of Robert Browning's poem "The Pied Piper of Hamelin?"
In Robert Browning's poems "Porphyria's Lover" and "My Last Duchess," what would be a good description of the "speaker" in each poem? Do they have any similarities? They are both guilty of something—what? Would these men be considered "normal" in their attitudes and actions to their lover/wife? Cite evidence from the poems to support your conclusions.
Can anyone write a broad summary of the poem, "The Patriot"? make it broad
Broadly discuss Browning's view on art and artists.
Discuss the characteristics of Victorian society with reference to Tennyson's and Browning's poems.
Please help me scan the following lines from Robert Browning's poem "Count Gismond: Aix in Provence": I thought they loved me, did me grace To please themselves;'twas all their deed; God makes, or fair, or foul, our face;/ If showing mine so caused to bleed My cousins' hearts, they should have dropped A word, and straight the play had stopped.
Please give information about the Victorian features of Tennyson and Robert Browning. Are Tennyson and Robert Browning related to Romantic poetry features?
"Browning alone among the great Victorian projects has an unfailing optimism." Do you agree?
What themes and ideas does Robert Browning discuss in the collections Dramatic Romances and Lyrics and Men and Women?
Describe the conflict which is at the center of Robert Browning's poem "Two in the Campagna." How is it resolved?
Discuss Browning as a poet of dramatic monologue, with quotations from his poems.
Why does Robert Browning so often choose painters as the speakers for his monologues? Why not choose poets?
How are fictive and a historical persons combined in Browning's dramatic monologues?
How do the works of Robert Browning and Alfred Tennyson reflect the Victorian era?
How are the real personalities of the narrators of Browning's dramatic monlogues revealed?
how were women seen in the 19th century and what effect did this have on The Laboratory by Robert Browning?? im not sure ...