Literary Spectrums: Recent Studies in English Literature

In recent times critics are found exploring various aspects of English literature in the light of some modern critical theories like Post-modernism, Structuralism and Post-Colonialism for bringing out the underlying shades of meanings of the texts comparable to spectrums with multiple appearances and appeals.  This book of twenty three critical articles on literary works of English literature studies their merits as literary creations from various angles and perspectives some of which embrance the critical theories prevalent in our time.  The articles penned by eminent academicians and scholars attempt to bring into focus some notable works of various genres like drama, poetry, novel and prose-writings, and in the process the critics have thoroughly explored some famous works of Marlowe, Shakespeare, Fletcher, Massinger, Drayton, Wordsworth, Keats, Dickens and Joyce for offering their insightful discourses on several aspects of a literature with a rich heritage.  This Anthology thus expects to engage the interests of scholars, students and teachers in the rich web of English literature radiating delightful spectrums that demand constant attention and evaluations from all.