Publisher's Synopsis
The present book is a rare and erudite compilation of literary terms and concepts that have been lucidly explained for the better understanding of the students of English literature. It covers a wide variety of terms related to the study of English literature, starting with familiar terms like 'notes', 'adage', 'calligraphy' and 'dialogue' to lesser known literary concepts like 'fabliau', 'marinism', 'rondeau' and 'troubadour'. The book also contains an outline or a record of the literary history of English literature beginning with Julius Caeser's historic statement 'De Bello Gaelico' in 55 B.C. The explanations provided in the book are very easy to follow, and include examples to help the readers comprehend the concepts in a better way. The book is a beneficial read for anyone who is interested in the subject.
