The Atlantic Critical Studies Willim Shakespeare's Twelfth Night
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This critical study of Twelfth Night aims at making the play more comprehensible to the common reader. It contains a scene-wise critical summary of the play and proceeds to an analysis of all the different elements of poetic drama. The views of renowned critics are given alongside the analyses, accompanied by copious citations from the text. These features make the book useful for the concerned students as well as teachers. A brief analysis according to Sanskrit dramaturgy has been included at the end, along with important questions, index and a select Bibliography. It will undoubtedly prove an important reference book.
Ratri Ray is a retired University Professor and Head of the Deptt. of English, Patna University. As a student she had a unique career, for she had been awarded three gold medals for her B.A. results and two more for her M.A. results. She obtained her Ph.D. degree in 1981, her field of work being the little-known nineteenth-century poet, T.L. Beddoes. Later, after two decades of extensive and intensive studies, she obtained the D.Litt. degree, the field this time being the comparative study of two mystical poets, Francis Thompson and Nishikanto, a Bengali poet. Her studies of six Shakespearean plays according to the Rasavåda had been serialised during the 80s and 90s in the cultural periodical Mother India, published from Pondicherry. She has published numerous research articles in literary journals and anthologies all over India. One of these contributions, a serialised study of 28 articles on the element of myth in Sri Aurobindo’s poetry is shortly to be published in the book form. At present her research articles on the plays of Sri Aurobindo studied in the light of Rasavåda are being serialised in Srinvantu, a periodical published from Kolkata.