Charles Brockden Brown's Wieland with Prof. Bernstein (Part 1 of 4)

Introduction to Charles Brockden Brown's Wieland; or the Transformation, an American Tale (1798). I provide a brief overview of the Father of the American Novel in relation to 18th-century British and American novelists like Samuel Richardson (Pamela; or Virtue Rewarded), Daniel Defoe, William Hill Brown, and Susanna Rowson.
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[@ProfessorBernstein]

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[@zeke0080]

Thank you for posting these videos on CBB! I have been drafting an honors project on him this past semester, and I was overjoyed when I saw some new videos posted regarding him.
Very insightful - the more I think I know about Brown, the more I realize there is to both the man and his works. Thank you again!

[@Aloszka7]

So helpful! Thank you, it saved my time and helped for a literature exam

[@2deadly748]

Thank you for uploading this lecture as it helped me gain some insight on Wieland. I have in oral exam december btw.

[@hunterfrey5857]

I have but one question. Do you hold an examination at the end of semester? And I found this video precisely shaped to benefit my adventure through Wieland, that begins right now. Also, is it an advertisement, like to sell a product, or is it an ad-vedus-ment, as you say? What's the difference? Good job, thx byebye.

[@geinikan1kan]

What no William Godwin? Can we talk of Wieland without mentioning “Caleb Williams”?

[@ambiguousanxiety9895]

The first native born american to make money by writing. So I guess the indiginous peoples we colonized and slaughtered didn't have currency or writing. Obviously. 🙄

[@earendelonearth]

They had oral stories no doubt BUT they didn't have books and literature as we knew and know it, and they used the trade of goods instead of money.