Hello Ma'am, I have never met a teacher specially of English Literature who could explain things better than you. It's our great opportunity to get some knowledge from you. Would you please cover The Waste Land by Eliot?
Mam I am a new 1st year and your series are very helpful mam. I am so great full i can't explain it in words. And it inspires me to read the text before i watch your explanation. Thanks mam to stey there for us.❤❤❤❤
This lecture wonderfully gives a better insight and a different approach to looking into the poem. Mam, it would be helpful if you create the lecture on the autobiographies that I have in my 6th Sem DSE B3 paper.
Ma’am your lectutes are great for english students like me !!! These have helped me prepare and score good marks in my graduations exams. Ma’am please to detailed explanation of Il Allegro and Il Pensoroso by John Milton…. That will be a great help 🙏🏽❤
I absolutely loved the interpretation based on gender and identity. But ma'am I have a curiosity. Can "knotting the tie" allude to a sense of suicide? Like the poet sometimes wants to end their life due to the despair but at this very moment the thought of good memories of love and the thought of their lover waiting somehow stop him.
Dear Ma'am we have Jharkhand PGT exam in July. Kindly discuss the prescribed poems like Wordsworth's Prelude, Eliot's The Waste Land, Yeats' Easter 1916, Meru, Lapus Lazuli etc... Pleas mam 😊
Ma'am I've a query While writing a critical appreciation or any other answer related to the poem. How will we address the lover of the speaker. Shall we address the lover as 'the/that person' or as 'she'? Because in our books the lover has been addressed as She
No harm in addressing as she. But if you can you can put a bracket after first time you write 'she' and write (assuming it is a woman he is in love with)
Thank you so much Ma'am for such an insightful explanation. ❤ But Ma'am you said that this poem may be about self obsession or about finding identity. So, are both of these totally different contexts or same? And the rest of the explanation which you gave about the poet coming out of closet and talking about his homosexual relationship, do involve another person. So even if he talks about trying to find his identity through the poem, the poem can not be totally about himself, is this right? ( Also because he says, "we never write", "you are waiting", "writing this for you")
I'd be willing to bet real money that the tie he's wearing when one of his other selves walks into the room is "rich and modest," although tie pins are a century out of date.
Mam do you give tuition?i am doing english honours 1st year.. I m from kolkata.. I want you to teach me.. As your explanations are very easy to understand
"A mistake of course " ma'am you misinterpreted this line .in this part the speaker, lover can not reciprocate his beloved that he love her because a person like his who suffer from a kind of intervorted nature can not reciprocate with other. So, he can not achieve his love or full fill his love. That's why it is a mistake.
And Ma'am, you said that the clothing metaphors in this poem are all male garments, then why are we also assuming that the speaker might be a woman too?
I don't think poem is that complicated actually as we(critics) makes it ! It's a simple poem written for poet's beloved who is now she not with him.... And poet do not want to reveal her identity as he respect her feelings and probably she with somebody else(married to somebody) now... So poet not want to give a hint to anybody... That's why he didn't provide us any hint ! However, as a man even I love faded and plain colours... Even I had wrote few poems for a girl who is no more with me... But you won't be able to get any hint from those poems about whom I'm talking, now I'm afraid that critics may prove me a gay in future for this....! And yeah, I feel it was a mistake because I lost my time I spend with her, the time which I could actually use for a better cause, because today neither I got her nor I got those things I sacrificed for her(time & opportunities). So basically it makes me feel that it was a mistake !
Mam please make a video on the poem "A Far Cry From Africa"
Yes ma'am please 🙏
Yes Ma'am please 🙏
I am blessed to have across a teacher like you❤
'Wild lemons' is on demand
Hello Ma'am, I have never met a teacher specially of English Literature who could explain things better than you. It's our great opportunity to get some knowledge from you.
Would you please cover The Waste Land by Eliot?
Marvellously explained... Thank you 🙌
Mam I am a new 1st year and your series are very helpful mam. I am so great full i can't explain it in words. And it inspires me to read the text before i watch your explanation. Thanks mam to stey there for us.❤❤❤❤
This lecture wonderfully gives a better insight and a different approach to looking into the poem. Mam, it would be helpful if you create the lecture on the autobiographies that I have in my 6th Sem DSE B3 paper.
Mam, please make a video on "A far cry from Africa", it will be useful for uss before end semester exam happens.
Thank You Ma'am for providing this one... I was hopping for this!!
Ma’am your lectutes are great for english students like me !!! These have helped me prepare and score good marks in my graduations exams. Ma’am please to detailed explanation of Il Allegro and Il Pensoroso by John Milton…. That will be a great help 🙏🏽❤
alwyas the last minute saviour, thank you so much mam❤❤
Thanks a load Mam for such detailed analysis..it helped a lot..❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Ma'am plz make a video series on Charles Dickens' 'Hard Times'
The best explanation ❤🎉
Yes A far cry from Africa .. make a video please 🙏 ma'am
Great presentation ma'am....🙏
Thank you ma'am for this explanation 🙏😊
Mam please make a video on the Good woman of setzuan by Bertolt brect
Yes mam please
And thanks a ton for this one mam
Thank you so much ma'am 🙏❤
Thank you ma'am
Atlast I slept after listening
Please discuss "Names" by Derek Walcott Please mam please mam 🙏 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Nice 12th Night reference.
Ma'am ,is there any difference between"forever" and "for ever" ? Please kindly do explain 🙏
For ever comes at the end of sentences while forever comes in the middle. I was forever indebted to him. I was indebted to him for ever.
@@NibblePop thank you so much for your reply ma'am!🙏
@@NibblePop ma'am difference between this two sentences
@@NibblePopmam will you please provide me the notes for this session
Mam please make a video on Mamang Dai's voice of the mountain
Thank you so much madam❤for this very helpful and productive lecture☺madam please make a video on 'A Far Cry from Africa "..... Please madam🙏
Ma'am plz make more content on semester 6
Please make a video on Oedipus the King.......😢
Maam please make a video on Shadow Lines
M'am Plz make video on "The Waste Land" by T.S. Eliot. It would be very much helpful for us as your lectures are very nice and comprehensible.
Yes ma'am... Please Cover The Waste Land
Mam, Please give us a class on Dissertation Writing.....
If possible please do Mam....
It's a humble request to you Mam 🙏
Thank you so much ma'am 😢
I absolutely loved the interpretation based on gender and identity. But ma'am I have a curiosity. Can "knotting the tie" allude to a sense of suicide? Like the poet sometimes wants to end their life due to the despair but at this very moment the thought of good memories of love and the thought of their lover waiting somehow stop him.
Poetry is open to interpretations. So you may. Just add "perhaps"
Mam please make a video on The Second Coming
Ma'am, please make a video on elegy written in a country churchyard by Thomas Gray. Maam, please make it fast we have exam from July
Mam make a video on The Good Woman of Szechwan
Dear Ma'am we have Jharkhand PGT exam in July. Kindly discuss the prescribed poems like Wordsworth's Prelude, Eliot's The Waste Land, Yeats' Easter 1916, Meru, Lapus Lazuli etc...
Pleas mam 😊
Mam please a video for the poem far cry from Africa.
The new kdrama Queens of tear reminds me of this poem
If I say fantastic, it will not be appropriate to properly describe your lecture ma'am 🙏🙏🙏🌷🌷🌷
Mam ...please make videos on Edward II by Christopher Marlowe.
Ma'am Vanity Fair pe ek video bana dijiyega plz
Ma'am, I can not understand the relationship between the idea of pretense with a tie... If you explain it then it would be helpful
Thank you ❤mam
Wild lemons are on demand...
Ma'am I've a query
While writing a critical appreciation or any other answer related to the poem.
How will we address the lover of the speaker. Shall we address the lover as 'the/that person' or as 'she'?
Because in our books the lover has been addressed as She
No harm in addressing as she. But if you can you can put a bracket after first time you write 'she' and write (assuming it is a woman he is in love with)
Or you may write like this-
S/he
Okay ma'am thank you so much ♥️
@@NibblePop thank you so much ma'am 🙏❤
Ma'am The Wasteland please.
Ma'am please explain A Far Cry From Africa.
mam please make on true success by bertrand russell
Ma'am plz make videos on leftover poems which are there in sem 4
Mam can you please do London by Samuel Johnson? Please..?
Thank you so much Ma'am for such an insightful explanation. ❤ But Ma'am you said that this poem may be about self obsession or about finding identity. So, are both of these totally different contexts or same?
And the rest of the explanation which you gave about the poet coming out of closet and talking about his homosexual relationship, do involve another person. So even if he talks about trying to find his identity through the poem, the poem can not be totally about himself, is this right? ( Also because he says, "we never write", "you are waiting", "writing this for you")
Search for identity is part of looking for oneself. You are absolutely right dear ❣️
@@NibblePop Thank you so much Ma'am ❤❤
Ma'am can you please tell me what's the difference between play and drama ?
I'd be willing to bet real money that the tie he's wearing when one of his other selves walks into the room is "rich and modest," although tie pins are a century out of date.
That is such a weird way of thinking! Coming from you, I am least surprised though 😀
Ma'am will you upload a note on this poem in your blogging site please.
Ok, let me see.
@@NibblePopmam will you provide notes pls reply
Ma'am can u explain The Voice Of Mountain poem
Mam do you give tuition?i am doing english honours 1st year.. I m from kolkata.. I want you to teach me.. As your explanations are very easy to understand
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Mam do you have video on the topic "illiad"
Not yet
I think you have made a mistake with the sentence “Dicsovering identity”
33:00 Ma'am I can not understand why you keep telling 'pretending life'
Ma'am, will you please clarify that doubt
Ma'am Slst any new batch?
"A mistake of course " ma'am you misinterpreted this line .in this part the speaker, lover can not reciprocate his beloved that he love her because a person like his who suffer from a kind of intervorted nature can not reciprocate with other. So, he can not achieve his love or full fill his love. That's why it is a mistake.
Every interpretation is valid. Even yours. Watch till the end
And Ma'am, you said that the clothing metaphors in this poem are all male garments, then why are we also assuming that the speaker might be a woman too?
I don't think poem is that complicated actually as we(critics) makes it ! It's a simple poem written for poet's beloved who is now she not with him.... And poet do not want to reveal her identity as he respect her feelings and probably she with somebody else(married to somebody) now... So poet not want to give a hint to anybody... That's why he didn't provide us any hint ! However, as a man even I love faded and plain colours... Even I had wrote few poems for a girl who is no more with me... But you won't be able to get any hint from those poems about whom I'm talking, now I'm afraid that critics may prove me a gay in future for this....! And yeah, I feel it was a mistake because I lost my time I spend with her, the time which I could actually use for a better cause, because today neither I got her nor I got those things I sacrificed for her(time & opportunities). So basically it makes me feel that it was a mistake !
You are absolutely right. It is a straightforward poem. I just used his bio for an additional reading.
@@NibblePop ‘New Criticism’ and ‘Traditional Criticism’.
If you are given a new literary work to criticise which one would you prefer ma'am ?
Mam can you make a video on Haroun and the Sea of Stories by Salman Rushdie