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I am still searching for the ahaa moment🙃 Just joking !! The lecture series is really enlightening. Thank you for sharing this valuable series.

Really Good Explanation 👍

Usually I run away from theory but I am just hooked to this lecture series 🎉 please upload more content😊

Excellent.

Kudos to your efforts and the effortless presentation, all at once 👍👍👍👍👍

You are a great teacher, not just your command on the subject is amazing, the guiding touches here and there makes the lectures highly engaging😊

Awesome lecture! Thank you so much for your efforts It helped me alot❤️

You have succeeded in giving that "aahaa" Moment to us. Amazing👍

@9:40 ish Richards could have argued for the value of the irrational. Thereby defining limits of rational processes.

This lecture is incredibly illuminating! And timeless.

Great lecture! I enjoy it so much! One thing Professsor Marlkos may check on is the whereabout of the two poets when they were collaborating on Lyrical Ballads. I remember Coleridge lived in Nether Stowey whereas Wordsworth in Alfoxden --- five miles between the two places.

Thanks for your great lecture. It'd be wonderful if you could give a lecture on Samuel Johnson after Pope and Dryden.

A superb introduction of two great critics' idea of literary criticism. I admire the passion and erudition in your clear delivery! Many thanks~

Thanks so much! Could you please provide subtitles? It would be a massive help.

Great teacher making very obscure views very accessible.

Louis Markos is the best. Listening to these lectures for over ten years...

Wow, that was an amazing lecture

Thank you beyond Plato's Ideal State! 👑

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What is the book he reccomends?

I had deleted these lectures by mistake. Am relieved to find them available here🙂

I have never seen such an amazing method of teaching Literary theory. He is so concrete and plan in his expressions.

I remember these lectures. I had it on audiobook when I was 18ish.

Great 👍

Thank you so much for this lecture series!! I cannot say how helpful I've found this in my studies!

Thank you for the useful lecture

Thank you for the informative lecture.

Thank you so much for such a nice lecture!

Thank you so much for this lecture! It is very helpful.

really helpful!

Great to see you on youtube! A Great initiative!

excellent lecture

For the record, Markos makes lots of mistakes in this lecture. From what I have read of Frye he is expressively not Kantian; he was influenced by Blake, who most certainly was not a Kantian. It's an easy confusion because both Blake and Kant were influenced by Swedenborg and Hebraic thought more broadly, but the point is that Frye is recovering the Hebrew tradition -- it's not merely decadent Kantianism, as suggested.