MIC - 4: British Poetry and Drama (14th - 17th Century English Literature) is a comprehensive and student-oriented textbook-cum-guide designed for undergraduate learners following the CBCS syllabus. Covering the medieval, Elizabethan, Jacobean, and early Renaissance periods, the book offers a clear understanding of the evolution of English poetry and drama.
The text explores major poetic forms, dramatic traditions, literary movements, and historical contexts that influenced English literature between the fourteenth and seventeenth centuries. Special emphasis is placed on the development of drama, the rise of tragedy and comedy, and the poetic innovations of the Renaissance age.
Written in simple language with well-structured explanations, this book helps students grasp complex literary concepts with ease. It is ideal for BA English (UG) students of Bihar Universities and other Indian universities, as well as aspirants of competitive examinations.
A perfect blend of academic depth and readability, this book serves as an essential resource for understanding the roots of British literary tradition.