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John Donne Select Poems

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  • Q1
    Is this book suitable for undergraduate English literature students?
    A1

    Yes, it is designed for BA, MA, and PhD students studying metaphysical poetry.

  • Q2
    Does the book include summaries of John Donne’s famous poems?
    A2

    Yes, it provides detailed summaries and critical analyses of 34 selected poems.

  • Q3
    Will this book help in preparing for competitive exams like NET/SET?
    A3

    Absolutely, it includes university questions and literary criticism useful for NET, SET, and other exams.

  • Q4
    Does the book cover Donne’s religious poetry?
    A4

    Yes, it includes analyses of his divine poems like Batter My Heart and A Hymn to God the Father.

  • Q5
    Is Donne’s use of metaphysical conceits explained?
    A5

    Yes, there’s a dedicated section on conceits, imagery, and wit in his poetry.

  • Q6
    Does the book compare Donne with other metaphysical poets?
    A6

    Yes, it discusses other 17th-century metaphysical poets for better contextual understanding.

  • Q7
    Are there any critical essays included?
    A7

    Yes, the “Select Literary Criticism” section provides scholarly perspectives.

  • Q8
    Does the book discuss Donne’s love poetry?
    A8

    Yes, chapters like Donne as a Love Poet and The Extasie explore his romantic verses.

  • Q9
    Is this book useful for writing research papers on John Donne?
    A9

    Definitely, it offers in-depth analysis and references for academic research.

  • Q10
    Is this book recommended by universities?
    A10

    Many literature courses include this book as a reference for metaphysical poetry studies.

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1. The Age of John Donne
2. Life of John Donne
3. Works of John Donne
4. Some Other Metaphysical Poets of the 17th Century
5. Donne as a Writer of Elegies
6. Religious Poetry of John Donne : Chief Characteristics
7. Donne’s Satires : Chief Characteristics
8. Metaphysical Poetry : Its Chief Characteristics
9. Donne as a Love Poet
10. The Wit of John Donne
11. John Donne : Conceit, Imagery, etc.
12. John Donne : Language, Diction, Versification, etc.
13. Donne as a Lyric Poet : His Contribution
14. The Influence and Popularity of John Donne
15. The Canonization
16. The Extasie
17. The Anniversary
18. The Flea
19. A Nocturnall Upon St. Lucie’s Day
20. The Relique
21. The Good Morrow
22. The Sunne Rising
23. A Valediction : Forbidding Mourning
24. The Apparition
25. Love’s Growth
26. Love’s Alchymie
27. The Blossoms
28. A Hymn to God the Father
29. Batter My Heart, Three-Person’d God
30. Satyre : Of Religion
31. Elegie : To His Mistress Going to Bed
32. Song : “Sweetest Love, I Do Not Goe”
33. The Will
34. Elegie : On His Mistress
35. Elegie : His Picture
36. A Hymn to Christ, at the Author's Last Going into Germany
37. Song : ‘Goe, and Catche a Falling Starre’
38. The Indifferent
39. The Undertaking
40. Aire and Angels
41. Twicknam Garden
42. The Dream
43. A Valediction : of Weeping
44. As Due By Many Titles
45. Oh My Blacke Soule
46. This is My Player's Last Scene
47. At the Round Earth's Imagin’d Corners
48. If Poysonous Mineralls
49. Death Be Not Proud
50. Since She Whom I Loved
51. Hymne to God, My God, In My Sicknesse
52. Good Friday, 1613. Riding Westward
53. Select Literary Criticism
54. University Questions

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