Ode to a Nightingale: Guide

This Guide app works both online and offline, and contains 39 basic topics about one of the famous poems of John Keats, Ode to a Nightingale.

The guide is designed both for college and university English literature students. Both can fetch basic knowledge about the poem using this app.

This is a complete book because it is almost 300+ pages if we convert the guide into pages. It means that you can rely, for your exams, only on this guide; and you do not need any other notes or guidance to understand this play.

Topics included are:

1. Introduction

2. Context

3. John Keats Life & Works

4. John Keats Timeline

5. Synopsis

6. Line-by-Line Summary

7. Stanza-wise Critical Summary

8. Commentary

9. Summary & Explanation

10. Summary & Analysis

11. Structural Anlaysis

12. Literary Analysis

13. Critical Evaluation

14. Glossary

15. Vocabulary and Allusions

16. Main Themes

17. The Complexity of Feeling and Thought in the Poem

18. A Concentration of Effect

19. Themes

20. The Double Effect of the Bird's Song

21. The Effect of the Word "Forlorn"

22. The Nightingale's Environment Described Realistically

23. Figurative Language and Poetic Devices

24. Form and Meter

25. Guidance for Usage of Quotes

26. Lyric Intensity

27. Man's Alienation from Nature

28. A Picture of the Opposites in the Poem

29. A Note on the Poet's Mood in the Ode to a Nightingale

30. The Poet's Reverie and its End

31. The Romantic Character of the Poem

32. Setting

33. Sound Check

34. Speaker

35. A Striking Contrast in the Poem

36. Its Style

37. The Value of the Ideal

38. Two Issues in the Poem

39. The Bird, Wholly Merged in Nature

The app is very simple and straight-forward. Only you need to study this guide.

Features of app:

- Share the topics with your friends via whatsapp, facebook, etc.

- You can easily find each topic.

- Complete info about the poem.

- Easy to navigate, with big text, and highlighted headings.

- The blue theme makes the app more comfortable to study.

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