Question

what is the objective of gardiner behind writing on superstition essay ​

Answer 1

Answer:

Life will be easier for the individual who carries on with their life without hindering themselves with the nonsensical superstitions that society teaches us. A man who enjoys a life free of superstition will be happier than the man who believes in superstition. He will walk under a ladder without thinking.

Answer 2

Alfred George Gardiner (1865-1946)

•Modern age writer of England

•Wrote under the pen name- ‘alpha of the 

plough’. From 1915 he contributed toThe Star under this pseudonym.

•Served as a journalist, editor, and author 

•Editor of the Daily News, London and the President of the Institute of 

Journalists

•Witnessed the World War I which exerted deep impact on his mind

•His major works include:

Pillars of Society(1913),

The War Lords(1915), and

 Pebbles onthe Shore(1916),

 Leaves in the Wind(1920),

 Many Furrows(1924), many others.

Gardiner’s Prose Style

•Journalistic

•Intimate and conversationalist

•Satirical and humourous

•Use of allusions occasionally

‘On Superstitions’ is a thought arising essay, written by A. G. Gardiner. In it, the writer has expressed his thought about superstition in modern scientific days. The laws of the universe have solved the mysteries of natural phenomena even that superstitions play a vital role in human society. Essay about superstitions

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