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wasn't expecting the uncanny valley bit with T.S. Elliot

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In the annals of English literature's grand array, Romanticism dawned in a unique and fervent way, An era ablaze with passion, freedom, and delight, Where poets and writers sought a new creative height. Amidst the late 18th and early 19th century air, Romanticism's essence filled the literary sphere, Embracing nature's beauty, its sublime allure, They sought in its serenity a depth that would endure. Wordsworth, the nature bard, with love for hills and dales, Found muse in rustic scenes, a universe he hails, With verses that exalted nature's every form, He brought the ordinary to a grand poetic norm. Coleridge, in his dreams, wove tales of fantasy, A kaleidoscope of thoughts, a realm of ecstasy, Kubla Khan's vision, a fragment in his mind, An emblem of imagination, rare and undefined. Keats, with odes that sang of beauty's fleeting bloom, Mused on Grecian urns in an eternal room, Captured moments, froze them in poetic art, Beauty in transient time, a masterpiece impart. Byron, the wanderer, a rebel in his soul, Roamed the world, his restlessness the ultimate goal, Childe Harold's pilgrimage through lands both near and far, Reflecting on life, on love, on war's brutal scar. Shelley, the radical voice with an unfettered heart, In Prometheus, he aimed to set ideals apart, A call for change, for freedom, and a boundless dream, In poetry's realm, a fervent, radical stream. Romanticism, an epoch that rebelled against the norm, Championed individuality, breaking tradition's form, Celebrating emotions, the human heart's vast range, In each penned verse, a revolution, a daring change. In the expanse of English literature's grand parade, Romanticism stands as a bold and vibrant crusade, A time when souls embraced creativity's flaming fire, Engraving their spirits in the literary empire. Their legacy endures, an everlasting flame, In the heart of English literature, they eternally claim, Romanticism's echoes in each poetic line, A testament to their era, their spirit, their design.

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Great tips and so useful and easy to apply.

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A scary creepy animated guy in the middle of the video 😅

Very good summary.

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Jane looks whiter than me, and I'm 100% Irish.

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why do you think the principal character is called NAPOLEON & not Stalin anyhow what can anyone do the 99% will always have a boot on their faces and perhaps is no way out

ANIMAL FARM IS NOT ABOUT THE SOVIET UNION / sorry about that the preface was erased * ANIMAL FARM is 1776/ Old BOY Basically how the monarch's kings and all that took place before 1776 and bankers and entrepreneurs took over in 1913, they called the FED in America / no wonder education is a mess since everything is distorted / some called doublespeak 👦 however you can believe whatever you like since ignorance is strength war is peace liberty is enslavement

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Thanks for the technique about deriving quotes. I needed that.

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Awful sound quality

What do the different colors mean for your highlighting and tabs again? Thank you for this!!

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Its interesting to see the reaction of people when the big brother is describing how his father died. Its interesting because its about a real loss of a father, a loss of life, but because he uses certain "WORDS" when describing his feelings some people just ignore the true loss of a father & focus on the big brother's "WORDS" as being the most traumatic part of that scene. Some act more offended by the "WORDS" than they do of the "LOSS OF LIFE".

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Even tho the voice isn"t clear this video is very INFORMATIVE THANK YOU <3

this helped me for my english lit exam in the morning-

Although you are only annotating chapter one it would have been good to inform at the beginning, that the video will contain spoilers for the whole book. I had only read the first chapter so far, so I could directly compare your annotations and what I just had read…

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historical context - from Macbeth? 1. king James 1 (king of Scotland) has a fascination with witches; he wrote a book about witchcraft called the demonology 2. many people in the Jacobean era believed in the hierarchy of the Great Chain of Being (disturbance causes chaos) 3. the real Macbeth was the king of Scotland in the 11th century, but violence was commonly placed in both eras. and by the way, why the Hell is Macbeth one of Shakespeare's shortest plays in his history?

It's good to see this, because I recently ran across a theorist who believed that Romanticism was somehow anti-Transcendentalist.

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This video was great! It made me understand the concept of the Modernism. By the way i was wondering, the video in 02:15. I would like to watch it fully, is there a link or something?