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What book is he referring to?

Within 10 mins of watching I felt envious of the students in your class and of today who have access to perhaps some of the best teachers of literature online! You are incredible Prof.! Any suggestion on a translation?

1888 born and was 34 when she died

The Yankees can't beat the Dodgers, bro

Goated lecturer

larger, larger font would be better ;]

How great the west would be if women never had the right to vote

GSW students are so blessed to have you, Dr. Moir! Thank you for offering your wonderful lectures on this UA-cam channel!

Fun class!

good lecture - thank you. I'm especially intrigued by the formal links with ancient Greek theatre; the triangular character relations are really interesting when looked at in that way.

Thank you for posting this! Im not a student just a fan of surrealist and weird fiction. Especially when its horror. So im glad such amazing info is just out here for free! ❤️

I really enjoyed your "Weird Fiction" uploads... though I'm far from Georgia and GSW.

厉害哦，感觉对于让西方人了解中国人复杂的价值观和行为方式在小说里的体现很有帮助

This is very helpful. Thank you! 😊

King in Yellow too?! This course sounds awesome

*in the style of the very beginning of Chaka Khan's "I Feel for You" Jacques Lacan, Jacques Lacan 🎵Jacques Lacan let me lens you let me lens you Jacques Lacan Let me lens you that's all I wanna do🎵🎶 Great vid! Loving these! 💯👍

Casteism has nothing to do with Hinduism, shree Krishna made verna system just to devide people on the basis of their occupation they usually do, not to discriminate between them

The good lady’s name is pronounced Julian of Norrich, (and likewise, even though not featuring in this video it is also mispronounced a great deal on the other side of the pond for the same reason, Warwick is pronounced Worrick). The ‘w’ is not pronounced as a ‘w’ but as a second ‘r’. But other than that, good content and cute cats. 👍

These people all sound like cultural marxists. They always start tearing down language first, it confuses people, making them easier to control. Think “political correctness.”

You should wear a microphone.

I fell in love with the Holmes stories in 9th grade. We read “The Red-Headed League” & I thought Holmes was brilliant, & read all the Holmes stories. I remember reading the Memoirs and Adventures while we were camping one summer, in our camping trailer in the top bunk, with a small dim light on over my head. I still have that book, and when I close my eyes and riffle through it and smell those old pages I’m back at muggy, buggy Naylor’s Beach campground with my family & Holmes & Watson. I’m 64 years old now, I still collect Sherlock books & memorabilia. People mourned when Doyle killed Holmes off in the Strand. I mourned when Jeremy Brett died.

Sorry, but Jihad is not one of the islam 5 pillars .. they are: 1-shahada (or the words you say to announce your islam) 2- salat (pray) 3- soum (fasting) 4- zakat (money for the poor) 5- haj (pilgrimage to kaaba) .. please don't teach wrong information, not just about islam, but about any subject because people would believe what you say and that is big responsibility.

Sound very very poor.

Henry was a LOT nuts. And it’s still a durn shame he killed his wives, being obsessed with a male heir. Especially since we now know if he didn’t sire sons it was his biology.

a video without sound!

Going to college with a cell phone. Wonder how far that person got. Dr. Moir should not have to be reduced to this. I wonder if they realized how much WORK he had to do to end up educating a bunch of blockheads.

W. W. Jacobs wrote “The Monkey’s Paw”. I like Poe’s adventure story “The Gold Bug”. UA-cam has an audio/video of Vincent Price dramatizing this story, it’s great!

2024: A writer and journalist named Mark Dawidziak has written a biography of Poe focusing on Poe’s death. He gets things right. As a Virginian, I give Baltimore a big ol’ raspberry for usurping Poe & his memory! 😉 ☠

In my opinion, having been a mystic for 50 years, the "Romantic" period was disparagingly named by secular scholars who didn't understand it, on the principle of "history is written by the victors." It was a spiritual awakening; and inasmuch as Emerson was a key figure, he was drawing chiefly from his copy of the Bhagavad Gita, which he loaned out to friends.

Baudelaire is not shocking comparing to way you look.

Weird fiction gives up on Christianity. There are two great Christian commandments: love God and love one another. Is that the way to fight the evil after all? When evil takes over, is it because of an absence of love? An absence of Hope? There is hopelessness in WF. Evil is with us and it looks like a never-ending fight. Christ made it sound easy: Get thee behind me Satan. A conscious decision has to be made to keep evil at bay. But this has become a different discussion for another day.

I have read about the pulp mags & August Derleth in particular. It’s interesting you teach a course where a lot of the writing was done because the authors were trying to fill up the next magazine issue, or simply trying to make enough money to eat. :) But it’s definitely a 20th century literary happening. I DO quibble with the dates, I always thought the aftermath of two absolutely hideous world wars had something to do with this genre. If we can be this bad, what must it be like behind the veil? I have read Lovecraft. Scientists are just on the verge of talking about what his work sounds like, plasma physics, & by extension, plasma beings. Freaks you right out when you think about it.

I really enjoyed your video and the deep dive into the Bhagavad Gita. I'm sorry you've received so much hate from people who actually haven't read the text (because if they had, they'd not be so certain that what they believe is the Truth). I think the depth you bring to a 50-minute lecture is truly astounding, because there are so many dilemmas wrapped up in the text, and you've pretty much broad-stroked the history of Hinduism while explaining (like you rightly mentioned) a friggin huge text. If you're still reading the comment section, here's letting you know that not all of us feel the way some of these people have attacked you.

Dr. Moir I hope you have been able to visit the Poe Museum in Richmond.

Poe looked morose & had a hard life, but isn’t it true he was a pretty nice fellow, and wrote what he knew the public wanted, all this creepy weird stuff? He WAS brilliant after all. Think what the world could have had if John Allan had not been such a jerk.

Enjoying all of these. Thanks!

Captain Smith, Ad Man. 😊

Today, Emerson etc. would be considered Progressives. Throw over tradition, make it all about “you” at your peril. The Transcendentalists all seem a little wackadoodle to me.

Some historians are calling our republic a failed Enlightenment experiment.

Rip Van Winkle was a great friend to others in his community, except for his nagging wife. He wasn’t great with his own responsibilities.

just raw dog it dont wear a microphone ignore the other guy lol

May I suggest you wear a microphone? Or put the mike closer to you?

I have enjoyed the videos here. I only got through American Lit. at a community college & not a chance of any more college at this point in my life. I like the vids of early English Lit. & world literature. Anyone having you as an instructor is lucky indeed Dr. Moir. Thank you for your channel.

Unfortunately, the sound quality makes this hard to follow.

appreciate this :)

I'm a doctoral student researching "Burmese Days"! I was so impressed that the professor did amazing class about "Burmese Days"! This book hasn't been get attention for a long time. Thank you!

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Can't wait to see more updates!

This idiot is misinterpreting varnashrama explained by the Supreme lord. Krishna clearly mentioned in Geeta 4.13 that 4 varnas or classes are based on qualities (guna) and karma ( actions).

Xeethra has to be one of my favorite tales by Clark Ashton Smith!