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The Itinerary of John of Mandeville | A Review
The Itinerary of John of Mandeville | A Review. Explore the legendary journeys in The Itinerary of John of Mandeville – a captivating review...
Odoric of Pordenone | The Book of Marvels and Travels | A Review
Odoric of Pordenone | The Book of Marvels and Travels | A Review. The book is divided into four parts, with each part covering...
Travels of Friar Odoric | A Review
Travels of Friar Odoric | A Review. One of the most remarkable features of Odoric's travelogue is its vivid and detailed descriptions of the...
The Narrative of the Journey of Odoric of Pordenone | A Review
The Narrative of the Journey of Odoric of Pordenone | A Review. The book is divided into three parts. The first part covers Odoric's...
Odoric of Pordenone | Description of the East | A Review
Odoric of Pordenone | Description of the East | A Review. One of the most notable aspects of "Description of the East" is its...
The Travels of Odoric: A Record of the Wonders of the East | A...
The Travels of Odoric: A Record of the Wonders of the East | A Review. One of the most striking aspects of the book...
Romantic Criticism-Chief Characteristics
Romantic Criticism-Chief Characteristics.
Romantic Criticism-Chief Characteristics
Romantic Criticism-Chief Characteristics
'Romanticism' in literature began with the publication of Lyrical Ballads in 1798, by William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor...
Anaphora | Epanaphora-Figure of Speech
Anaphora | Epanaphora-Figure of Speech. ‘Anaphora’ or ‘Epanaphora’ means ‘carrying back’. This figure consists in the repetition of a word or phrase at the...
Rhetorical Exclamation | Rhetorical Exclamation Examples, Illustration
Rhetorical Exclamation | Rhetorical Exclamation Examples, Illustration.
Rhetorical Exclamation | Rhetorical Exclamation Examples, Illustration
Rhetorical Exclamation refers to the abrupt expression of emotion or wish or...
Interrogation | Rhetorical Question-Literary Device
Interrogation | Rhetorical Question-Literary Device
Interrogation Rhetorical Question-Literary Device
Interrogation | Rhetorical Question-Literary Device
In this figure of speech, something is sought to be denied or affirmed...











