Quotes from Henrik Ibsen’s “An Enemy of the People”
Dr. Thomas Stockmann realises that the community Baths project he has been empowered to oversee is now diseased and contaminated. It would spell disaster for Read More
Non-African Drama
Q & A: Comment on the appropriateness of the title, Fences, in August Wilson’s Fences
The fence is both physical and psychological. It is also observed that the fence constitutes effective characterisation,
Talking Points in August Wilson’s FENCES
Fences is one of the two play texts recommended under the Non-African Drama category for 2021-2025 Harmonised Literature-in-English SSCE syllabus. The other text in this category is John Osborne’s Look Back in Anger.
Talking Points in John Osborne’s LOOK BACK IN ANGER
Look Back in Anger is all about a complicated man (Jimmy) who always insults his wife at every slightest provocation.
Critical Analysis of Christopher Marlowe’s DR FAUSTUS
The play is all about a German scholar named Faustus who after the fame he had through his traditional forms of knowledge became dissatisfied and decided to practice magic. He got what he craved for from Lucifer by trading his soul with the devil.