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An Introduction to A.E. Housman’s “A Shropshire Lad”: Youth, Mortality, and the Pastoral Disillusionment Copyright © 2023 ELSL. All rights reservedDuplication, distribution and/or adaption of any part of the work without the written permission of ELSL is a punishable offence under the Intellectual Property Act, No. 36 of 2003. (Sri Lanka) In 1896, amidst the verdant landscapes of […]

Academic Writing The Cornerstone of Scholarly Expression In the realm of higher education, academic writing stands as a cornerstone of intellectual discourse and a gateway to deeper understanding. It is the language through which scholars communicate their research findings, engage in critical analysis, and contribute to the ever-evolving tapestry of knowledge. Mastering the art of

Once Upon a Time… Once upon a time, when writing was yet to be invented to pass information through generations, those who witnessed stories worth telling, started passing information verbally, which we recognize today as folktales. Even though this article is not about folktales, they play a fundamental role in paving the path to understand

General Introduction Fairy tales as we know them are derivation of folk tales that are transmuted through generations. The origins of some folktales date back to the prehistoric beginning of man. They are originally not meant to be bedtime stories for children, but to be tales that entertained adults once the children are tucked in