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Devika Bahl

This course will be dealing with the absurd, existential play Waiting For Godot by Samuel Beckett. A play written against the backdrop of the two world wars, people had lost faith in God. There was suffering, pain everywhere. The premiere was on 5 January 1953 in the Théâtre de Babylone, Paris. The English language version was premiered in London in 1955. Beckett refrained from elaborating on the characters beyond what he had written in the play. Vladimir stands through most of the play whereas Estragon sits down numerous times and even dozes off. Tags: Waiting for Godot summary, Waiting for Godot analysis, Waiting for Godot critical analysis.

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This is a brief overview of what you should expect from this course.

Overview

This is a short introduction to the play, playwright and his style of writing. along with an outline structure of the play.

Introduction

This lesson deals with a wider and clearer understanding of the concept of absurdism, absurd theater.

Absurdism

This is a critical analysis and discussion on the title and stage setting of the play in Act 1.

Stage Setting and Title

This is a critical analysis of the first part of the first act of waiting for Godot.

Summary: Act 1

This lesson is an analysis of Pozzo and Lucky, their relationship and interaction with the two tramps.

Lucky and Pozzo

This is a detailed analysis of the most absurd, incoherent monologue of Lucky.

Lucky's Speech

This is a critical perspective towards the second act of the play.

Act 2: Part 1 - Vladmir Suggestion

This is an analysis of the second part of Act II.

Act 2: Part 2 - Still Waiting for Godot

A detailed discussion on the various explicit as well as intricate themes present in the play.

Themes

This lesson clarifies the concept of humanity, suffering, identity crisis in the play.

Companionship, Suffering, Humanity

the exaggerated significance of some of the key symbols in the play.

Symbols

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Devanshi Bhatnagar

This course will help anyone and everyone to speak his mind without battling his eyelid because this course will surely work as a confidence and moral booster.

Professional's English

I am a literature enthusiast. I am pursuing English honors. I am a bibliophile and loves the smell of the books. I aspire to be a professor.

Swati 

This course is about Puritan age in England and the literature of that time. I have also discussed John Milton, Cavalier poetry, Metaphysical Poetry, and Prose of that time in detail.

Literature during Puritan Age

I am a student of literature. I have done my Masters in English literature from Delhi University. And at present I am preparing for UGC NET.

Sweetlena Mandal

This course includes a discussion on war poetry. It has an introductory lesson followed by some important war poems. The lessons also include detailed discussion of 4 important war poems. The course has also lessons where the war poems have been classified into the 20th century war poems and modern War poems. The aim of the course is to guide you and assist you to interpret a war poem.

20th Century Poems On War And Modern War Poetry

 Student of English Literature from University of Delhi. I love reading and writing poetries. A traveller and a learner. Gym enthusiast. 

Abhinav Anand

The course deals with one of the most well-known works of Jonathan Swift, "Gulliver's Travels". Swift has talked about the nature of human beings and also the nature of the institution that is created by him. He talks about Parliament, Court of Justice etc.
First published in 1726 this book still mesmerizes it's readers because it is particular but at the same time universal. It talks about England's political and historical times but at the same time talks about entire human race. This makes it relatable and the objective distance actually helps us to examine our follies and take a step towards correcting them. Tags: Gulliver's travels story, Gulliver's travels summary, Gulliver's travels novel.

Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift

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Harsharnpreet Kaur

In this course we will look at the miscellaneous topics of English Literature which are always neglected by the students. But these minor topics are as important as the other topics of your syllabus. In this course you will learn about the various movements, various new words and key notes, The various Awards given in the English literature.

(Hindi) The Most Important Topics of English Literature

Mona Choudhary

This course is about Idioms and phrases asked in bank exams. Here we will also cover previous year questions of Idioms and Phrases which will help you in upcoming exams. 
Questions on Idiom And Phrases are asked in most banking exams.

Lessons

12 lessons • 2h 14m

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Overview

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Introduction

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Absurdism

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Stage Setting and Title

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Summary: Act 1

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Lucky and Pozzo

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Lucky's Speech

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Act 2: Part 1 - Vladmir Suggestion

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Act 2: Part 2 - Still Waiting for Godot

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