Husanova Farida The essence of the mock heroic in Alexander Pope's " The Rape of the Lock" Introduction

Husanova Farida

The essence of the mock heroic in Alexander Pope's " The Rape of the Lock"

Introduction

• Every literature and language has their own importance and
• contribution in the life of people. Here, we are going to discuss English literature.

There are many ages in the English literature. Many types of steps make the difference between the periods of age. The ages has their own importance to develop English literature.

According to William J. Long. The neo classical age is also known as a “Age of Queen Anne.” The Neo – Classic Age (1700 to 1800). The classic age is known by other name like “Augustan Age”, “Age of Queen Anne”, and “Age of Pope”. This age is very significant and

important in to the development of literature.

The revolution of 1688 which banished the last of Stuart king and
called William of Orange to the throne. Thereafter the Englishman spent
his tremendous energy, which his forbears had largely spent in fighting
for freedom, in endless political discussion and in efforts to improve his
government in order to bring about reforms, votes were now necessary;
and to get votes the people of England must be approached with ideas,
facets, arguments, information.

The aim of my course paper is to provide The Information about the essense of the mock heroic in Alexander Pope's " The rape of the Lock"

To reach the aim I put forward the following tasks:

 to study " The rape of the Lock"

 to investigate life of Alexander Pope and his works

 to analyze Alexander Pope's " The rape of the Lock"

 to consider the essense of the mock heroic in Alexander Pope's

work

The Rape of the Lock is a mock-heroic narrative poem written by

Alexander Pope. One of the most commonly cited examples of high

burlesque, it was first published anonymously in Lintot's Miscellaneous