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BRITISH DRAMA
By Prity Kumari
769.00
| SKU Code | Book2302314C |
| ISBN | 9788169683890 |
| Pages | 361 |
| Language | English |
| Genre | Textbooks |
| Book Type | Paperback |
| Book Size | 6*9 |
| Published Date | 08 October, 2026 |
Synopsis
"BRITISH DRAMA
From Shakespeare to T.S. Eliot For all universities in India and abroad
Unlock the brilliance of the British stage without the complexity of archaic language.
Whether you are a student preparing for exams or a literature enthusiast looking to revisit the classics, this collection provides a clear, concise, and compelling roadmap through eight of the most influential plays in the English language. From the dark corridors of power in tragedies to the comedy of drawing rooms, this guide breaks down the masterpieces that defined centuries of storytelling.
What's Inside:
Macbeth (William Shakespeare): A haunting exploration of ambition, guilt, and the supernatural.
As You Like It (William Shakespeare): A celebrated pastoral comedy that explores themes of love, inheritance, and identity through the famous ""All the world's a stage"" philosophy.
Doctor Faustus (Christopher Marlowe): The tragic tale of a scholar who bargains his soul for infinite knowledge and power.
The Duchess of Malfi (John Webster): A dark, visceral masterpiece of corruption, revenge, and female resilience.
She Stoops to Conquer (Oliver Goldsmith): A delightful comedy of errors that satirizes the social etiquettes of the 18th century.
The Way of the World (William Congreve): Witty Restoration ""comedy of manners"" that satirizes the complex love lives, greed, and social intrigues of the upper classes.
Pygmalion (George Bernard Shaw): A groundbreaking modern drama that
examines class, linguistics, and the transformation of a flower girl into a lady of society.
Murder in the Cathedral (T.S. Eliot): It explores faith, authority, and spiritual
martyrdom through the historical assassination of Archbishop Thomas Becket
Key Features:
Scene-by-Scene Breakdowns: Every act and scene is summarized to ensure you never lose the plot.
Key Quotes & Commentary: Handpicked lines that define the plays, accompanied by explanations of their significance.
Exam-Focused Insights: Critical perspectives, designed to help students excel in academic analysis.
Experience the power of British drama-made accessible, engaging, and unforgettable.
From Shakespeare to T.S. Eliot For all universities in India and abroad
Unlock the brilliance of the British stage without the complexity of archaic language.
Whether you are a student preparing for exams or a literature enthusiast looking to revisit the classics, this collection provides a clear, concise, and compelling roadmap through eight of the most influential plays in the English language. From the dark corridors of power in tragedies to the comedy of drawing rooms, this guide breaks down the masterpieces that defined centuries of storytelling.
What's Inside:
Macbeth (William Shakespeare): A haunting exploration of ambition, guilt, and the supernatural.
As You Like It (William Shakespeare): A celebrated pastoral comedy that explores themes of love, inheritance, and identity through the famous ""All the world's a stage"" philosophy.
Doctor Faustus (Christopher Marlowe): The tragic tale of a scholar who bargains his soul for infinite knowledge and power.
The Duchess of Malfi (John Webster): A dark, visceral masterpiece of corruption, revenge, and female resilience.
She Stoops to Conquer (Oliver Goldsmith): A delightful comedy of errors that satirizes the social etiquettes of the 18th century.
The Way of the World (William Congreve): Witty Restoration ""comedy of manners"" that satirizes the complex love lives, greed, and social intrigues of the upper classes.
Pygmalion (George Bernard Shaw): A groundbreaking modern drama that
examines class, linguistics, and the transformation of a flower girl into a lady of society.
Murder in the Cathedral (T.S. Eliot): It explores faith, authority, and spiritual
martyrdom through the historical assassination of Archbishop Thomas Becket
Key Features:
Scene-by-Scene Breakdowns: Every act and scene is summarized to ensure you never lose the plot.
Key Quotes & Commentary: Handpicked lines that define the plays, accompanied by explanations of their significance.
Exam-Focused Insights: Critical perspectives, designed to help students excel in academic analysis.
Experience the power of British drama-made accessible, engaging, and unforgettable.
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