Robert Browning - Distinct Dramatic Monologue

Abstract\n in spite of the initi aloney cold reception of his rime at his time, Robert Browning has been recognized by modern criticisms as the Shakespeare of the prominent soliloquys. This piece argues that in the post-romantic literary context, Browning opens up new space for rhyme to operate compared with the romantic forefathers. assorted from previous critical analysis of Brownings soliloquy, this paper intends to have a at hand(predicate) look at the diaphanous hybrid of concreteness and ambiguity created by Browning at tercet different levels. The careful and serious arrangement of dramatic elements has do Browning stand bring out among other (dramatic) monologue or lyric poets. He has raise this poetry counterfeit to a new level, by producing greater psychological elasticity and crack new reading experience.\n\n get a line Words\n face poetry, Robert Browning, dramatic monologue, My Last Duchess\n\nIntroduction\nToday, each person who studies dramatic monolog ue cannot bypass Robert Browning, an important image shifting the transition from love story to modernism in English literature. Although he was highly regarded in the current academia, he was unquestionably a poet who lived ahead of his time. Despite his burning desire to fall upon reputation in the literary circle, Robert Browning received an unpromising reception due to his single literature style. He was cognize then primarily as Elizabeth Barretts husband and was viewed as an arrogant deviant who could not conform to the literary standards of the day. However, as time passes by, his work not only has gained increasing popularity which he would have been pleased to see, still also has been regarded as energetically hacking a trail that by and by become the main avenue of twentieth-century poet by Robert Lowell (Robert Browning). Among all his achievements, it is his contribution to dramatic monologue that is most catching. He enabled this form to arrive at the culmina tion of its development; hi...