Close Reading by John Keats
John Keats’ “Ode to a Nightingale” describes a speaker who is pondering while listening to a nightingale sing nearby. Keats isn’t the only writer to use the viewpoint of a pondering, solitary speaker. “Ode to …
Category: Essay Exhibits
According to various Chaucer scholars, it seems that there aren’t two distinct schools or thought regarding the Knight described in the general prose, but two poles, with a substantial number of scholars residing in the grey area. Chaucer knew that …