Issues of Love and Death in the Poetry of John Donne - Petkoska Nakova, Andrijana
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This paper discusses the poetry of one of the greatest minds in English literature, the metaphysical genius John Donne. Donne`s writing is very complex and rarely renders a single meaning. His poetry elaborates a lot of different subjects, out of which we underline the ones celebrating love or/and death. We speak about the critics' views, both the ones that consider Donne's love poetry to be a result of his metaphysical studies and those that write about Donne`s "true self". We discuss all the different types of love that Donne writes about and all the different ways he challenges death.…mehr

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This paper discusses the poetry of one of the greatest minds in English literature, the metaphysical genius John Donne. Donne`s writing is very complex and rarely renders a single meaning. His poetry elaborates a lot of different subjects, out of which we underline the ones celebrating love or/and death. We speak about the critics' views, both the ones that consider Donne's love poetry to be a result of his metaphysical studies and those that write about Donne`s "true self". We discuss all the different types of love that Donne writes about and all the different ways he challenges death. Furthermore, we elaborate the poems in which Donne joins together love and death, at the end never allowing death to "win". By elaborating Donne`s poems we will try to gain insight of "the writers soul".
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Andrijana Petkoska Nakova was born in Prilep, Macedonia, on May 16th 1990. She obtained a bachelor's degree in English language and literature in 2012 and gained the master degree in Philology in 2015.She focuses her studying and research interest mostly towards feminism and the question about the new woman and women's role in society.