English Literature

There is a strong tradition of women’s poetry written in response to the events of the First World War. Many of these poems depict direct experience of the processes of war, including making weapons, nursing the wounded, the loss of brothers, sons...

Bibliographical research in poetry composed in and around the years of the First World War reveals that hundreds of British men (both civilians and combatants) and women wrote thousands of poems encompassing a wide gamut of themes. From psychologi...

The book, Female Voices in Keats's Poetry studies some major women figures in John Keats's poetry in the light of recent criticism of sexual ambiguity in Keats. Sexual ambiguity, as scholars have discussed, refers to the sexual identity or fragmen...