Dear lovely lady, thank you for this detailed description and analysis of this beautiful, yet gloomy poem. When I read it I didn't understand almost anything so your video helped me a lot. I didn't even think I would watch the whole hour, but your quality explanations really hooked me in. Thank you once again and keep up the good work! Greetings from Croatia :)
Thank you so much. It is indeed a poem about gloom. But it is also about beauty of gloom. As Shelley says, Our sweetest songs are those that tell of saddest thought.
Ma'am i am from chakdaha college and some day's before i got my 3rd semester result and my sgpa is 7.62 ..i just passed this exam only for you and my college professors also helped me...but to me your videos are those pillar which saved me from supplementary. ..pronam naben amar🙏🙏🙏❤
First of all Thank You So Much madam for existing in UA-cam. I know there are tons of videos in every particular topic which we the students need the most. But , I found you the most entertaining and geniune. You helped me to understand the heavy topics like 'Paradise Lost" and yeah how can I forgot the history of England from Anglo - Saxon Age to Modern... Never commented on your video but today took a tiny pause while studying and thought to tell you " Thank you for being here" . ❤ -- a student of yours
Your videos for a student who finds it difficult to concentrate, are addictive.🥺 Nothing can be a bigger fortune for me than coming across your videos. Honestly 🥺
Madam you are like the angel in Blake's "Chimney Sweeper"set us free from the burden of such a huge syllabus with your simple , helpful, informative explanation..... Thank you so much madam☺
When I was in sem 4 I had really raved for this particular video by you... Tbh your videos are secret source of my good marks 🙏🏻😇 blessed to have a teacher like you 😇🧿
Mam, please make a detailed series on these novels as well : The heart of darkness by Joseph Conard 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm by George Orwell Trial by Franz kafka The metamorphosis by Franz kafka Frankenstein by Mary Shelley Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen Mill on the floss by George Eliot Joseph Andrews by Henry Feilding Hard times by Charles Dickens Thank you so much
Thank you so much, ma'am, for this much awaited video! I had requested it a few days ago, so thank you for listening and granting it. Really did enjoy this one, learned a lot as well. Always grateful for your lessons! Excited for the next one!!💫
Thank you so much mam ❤you just have made this poem so easy to understand... I listened whole explanation and it really help me to understand properly..am a fourth sem student of kalna college and next month I have semester so this means a lot. I even downloaded your another videos..like 7-8..and these poems are actually in my syllabus..you unknowingly have covered my almost 70%syllabus...Thanks a lot.. before attending questions or notes I watch your explanation then read poem and then go for questions and it helps me a lot ❤❤ Thanks a lot mam
Mam..please make series on History of American Literature and Indian Literature, as you did in the British Literature...please mam......it'll be very helpful...😇
Lot of love from howrah mam😊 After long time to seeing your new background setting reflects a sense of sparling orit looks like a feeling of something new beginning❤...thanks to u again mam
Yes, it's actually my new apartment. That is also the reason why we were not able to upload videos frequently over last two months. Now we have settled down and will possibly be able to be more regular
Ma'am, I have two questions. 1. The Ambition, Grandeur, and Proud respectively refer to the ambitious, grand, and proud people. So are these the examples of personification or is there any other figure of speech to categorize them? 2. The grave is said to be the ultimate destination for both the rich and the poor. So it's the end of life there. But on the other side we can see the owl and beetle are mainly 'ruling' the graveyard at night. So could it be dichotomy in the context of graveyard?
Instead of personification you may call it synecdoche. Pride is the quality of proud people, so here pride refers to proud people. Similarly ambition is found in ambitious You are correct. There is a dichotomy, or rather a subtle irony. The poem about death is alive by these lively images
Ma'am can you please explain 'Ode to Evening' of Collins. There is not a single good quality explanation available in internet. A video over this topic will be immensely helpful.
Stanza 2: As the sun sets , the land fades while a quitness hangs in the air. A buzzing beetle and the soothing sound of sheep's bells break the silence. Lyricism , assonance and aiteration is used to lull your senses into a melancholic mood. Beetle - macbeth reference. Macbeth talking to his wife about killing Banco. Beetle is a symbol of death(poor people dpnt know it ) but here it is a living creature in a graveyard- Complex dichotomy . The line btween life and death is blurry. As evening settles down - lively movement in nature which gray captures for us. There is a solemn stillness in air expect the sound of beetles. Stanza 3 He continues it.
Mam thank u so much ❤️ But plz app "LONDON"by Samuel Johnson - iss text ki line by line explanation ek video banayengi ...to bohot help hogi ....kuch bhi samajh me nahi aa raha hai ...ap ka samjhana bohot accha hai 😣
Ma'am please cover The Prelude Book I by William Wordsworth will be very helpful for us .Your explanation make things more comprehensive.. our exams is approaching . From Arunachal Pradesh Northeast India 🇮🇳
Ma'am it's a humble request to you. please make a video on London by Samuel Johnson, we have our exam in August. If I will watch your video it will make me feel fully prepared.
hello ma'am, your videos are a good addition to my study materials. thank you so much. Request, could you also make a video on London by Samuel Johnson 😊
Thank you ma'am you always give me a different perspective to see the world, to analyse not only the literary contents but also the human psyche. Ma'am, would you like to accept me as your student, please?
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Ma'am I am just curious to know that whether, the concept of a latin phrase" Memento mori" is applied here or not, I read some notes and therefore got to know about it, but you didn't mention it at least once.
Ma'am I have a request please explain us these poems dejection an ode by Samuel Taylor Coleridge or london by Samuel Taylor please ma'am we are have exams from 22 of August
The audio quality is not that good. We are used to having very good quality of sound in the previous videos. Mam, please don't disappoint us on that aspect please.
Wonderful video. Thank you. I would, however, take issue with your remarks concerning the stanza "But Knowledge..." I feel it's classic refutation of Bourdieu's "Capital Symbolique." I've been told Teachers/Profs don't like his ideas because Pédagogues have to believe in "School's Equality of chance." (and I admit to wanting to refuse its truth, too.) It's true we can quote exceptions to the Rule of Equal Chance (not Law) nevertheless they remain exceptions. (I stopped your exposé so forgive me if I misrepresent you)
In this decayed hole among the mountains In the faint moonlight, the grass is singing Over the tumbled graves, about the chapel There is the empty chapel, only the wind’s home. It has no windows, and the door swings, Dry bones can harm no one. Only a cock stood on the rooftree Co co rico co co rico In a flash of lightning. Then a damp gust Bringing rain
Ma'am I will be graduating in 2 months time, I want to apply to your college and pursue my MA there. I want to study under you there. Can you elaborate what percentage should be sufficient to apply to your college, and the name of it? Please guide me Dear madam ❤
Dear lovely lady, thank you for this detailed description and analysis of this beautiful, yet gloomy poem. When I read it I didn't understand almost anything so your video helped me a lot. I didn't even think I would watch the whole hour, but your quality explanations really hooked me in. Thank you once again and keep up the good work! Greetings from Croatia :)
Thank you so much. It is indeed a poem about gloom. But it is also about beauty of gloom. As Shelley says, Our sweetest songs are those that tell of saddest thought.
Ma'am i am from chakdaha college and some day's before i got my 3rd semester result and my sgpa is 7.62 ..i just passed this exam only for you and my college professors also helped me...but to me your videos are those pillar which saved me from supplementary. ..pronam naben amar🙏🙏🙏❤
Can u help me to get sgpa 7.62 ?.. can u give me some advice how to get sgpa 7 ?.. if u suggest me something I'll be very thankful...
First of all Thank You So Much madam for existing in UA-cam. I know there are tons of videos in every particular topic which we the students need the most. But , I found you the most entertaining and geniune. You helped me to understand the heavy topics like 'Paradise Lost" and yeah how can I forgot the history of England from Anglo - Saxon Age to Modern... Never commented on your video but today took a tiny pause while studying and thought to tell you " Thank you for being here" . ❤ -- a student of yours
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Your videos for a student who finds it difficult to concentrate, are addictive.🥺 Nothing can be a bigger fortune for me than coming across your videos. Honestly 🥺
Madam you are like the angel in Blake's "Chimney Sweeper"set us free from the burden of such a huge syllabus with your simple , helpful, informative explanation..... Thank you so much madam☺
One of my favourite poem when I teach it to my class.
When I was in sem 4 I had really raved for this particular video by you... Tbh your videos are secret source of my good marks 🙏🏻😇 blessed to have a teacher like you 😇🧿
You deserve more traction on your channel!
Perhaps people don't share my videos because they don't want their friends to score well 😀😀😀😀. So I just get views from generic search on UA-cam. 😀😀😀.
Blessed to have a teacher like you, thank you so much ma'am
wonderful lecture, remarkable for clarity and simplicity. It unravels the treasure of Grey's poetic beauty.
Mam, please make a detailed series on these novels as well :
The heart of darkness by Joseph Conard
1984 George Orwell
Animal Farm by George Orwell
Trial by Franz kafka
The metamorphosis by Franz kafka
Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
Mill on the floss by George Eliot
Joseph Andrews by Henry Feilding
Hard times by Charles Dickens
Thank you so much
Thank you so much, ma'am, for this much awaited video! I had requested it a few days ago, so thank you for listening and granting it. Really did enjoy this one, learned a lot as well. Always grateful for your lessons! Excited for the next one!!💫
Glad that I did not start the poem earlier and was waiting for your video. A great experience altogether. ❤
Thank you so much mam ❤you just have made this poem so easy to understand... I listened whole explanation and it really help me to understand properly..am a fourth sem student of kalna college and next month I have semester so this means a lot. I even downloaded your another videos..like 7-8..and these poems are actually in my syllabus..you unknowingly have covered my almost 70%syllabus...Thanks a lot.. before attending questions or notes I watch your explanation then read poem and then go for questions and it helps me a lot ❤❤ Thanks a lot mam
Mam..please make series on History of American Literature and Indian Literature, as you did in the British Literature...please mam......it'll be very helpful...😇
Thanks for making my college life better ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much mam... This is one of my fav poem..... I'm very thankful to you mam
Lot of love from howrah mam😊
After long time to seeing your new background setting reflects a sense of sparling orit looks like a feeling of something new beginning❤...thanks to u again mam
Yes, it's actually my new apartment. That is also the reason why we were not able to upload videos frequently over last two months. Now we have settled down and will possibly be able to be more regular
@@NibblePop yah..sure mama☺️
Upload more videos
We love your lectures.
❤❤love you so much ma'am.
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😍🤩 thank you so much ma'am 💗
I requested you to make it as early as possible coz our exams is coming, 26th and you did it !! Lots of love ❤
Ma'am, I have two questions.
1. The Ambition, Grandeur, and Proud respectively refer to the ambitious, grand, and proud people. So are these the examples of personification or is there any other figure of speech to categorize them?
2. The grave is said to be the ultimate destination for both the rich and the poor. So it's the end of life there. But on the other side we can see the owl and beetle are mainly 'ruling' the graveyard at night. So could it be dichotomy in the context of graveyard?
Instead of personification you may call it synecdoche. Pride is the quality of proud people, so here pride refers to proud people. Similarly ambition is found in ambitious
You are correct. There is a dichotomy, or rather a subtle irony. The poem about death is alive by these lively images
Start 03:52
Let not ambition 19:15
Some village hampden 34:54
Thank you so much ma'am ❤
Ma'am your lectures are amazing ❤
It'd really be helpful if you kindly make a video on Collins' “Ode to Evening ”
Ma'am please make a video on The Way of the World.
Ma'am can you please explain 'Ode to Evening' of Collins. There is not a single good quality explanation available in internet. A video over this topic will be immensely helpful.
Stanza 2:
As the sun sets , the land fades while a quitness hangs in the air. A buzzing beetle and the soothing sound of sheep's bells break the silence.
Lyricism , assonance and aiteration is used to lull your senses into a melancholic mood.
Beetle - macbeth reference. Macbeth talking to his wife about killing Banco.
Beetle is a symbol of death(poor people dpnt know it ) but here it is a living creature in a graveyard- Complex dichotomy . The line btween life and death is blurry. As evening settles down - lively movement in nature which gray captures for us.
There is a solemn stillness in air expect the sound of beetles.
Stanza 3
He continues it.
Ma'am all your videos are so amazing and resourceful. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
I have a request, can you please do a video on Mac Flecknoe by Dryden?
Mam thank u so much ❤️
But plz app "LONDON"by Samuel Johnson - iss text ki line by line explanation ek video banayengi ...to bohot help hogi ....kuch bhi samajh me nahi aa raha hai ...ap ka samjhana bohot accha hai 😣
Mam please do a video on London..it is very much needed we've our exams on 22nd August.. please mam.
Which college you're from?
thank you ma'am. this was fun and informative!
Elegy, fun? Oops
@@NibblePop haha no!! i meant that your teaching style made the lecture fun 😁💗
Please ma'am make a video on the novella Fantomina by Eliza Heywood.
Ma'am please cover The Prelude Book I by William Wordsworth will be very helpful for us .Your explanation make things more comprehensive.. our exams is approaching .
From Arunachal Pradesh Northeast India 🇮🇳
Ma'am please take a class on "London" by Samuel Johnson
Ma'am your lectures are so helpful. Please make a video on Ode to the evening by William Collins.
Very well explained...ma'am please make a video on 'The Hollow Men' by T.S. Eliot 🙏.
Ma'am it's a humble request to you. please make a video on London by Samuel Johnson, we have our exam in August. If I will watch your video it will make me feel fully prepared.
hello ma'am, your videos are a good addition to my study materials. thank you so much. Request, could you also make a video on London by Samuel Johnson 😊
Ma'am
We shall be highly obliged if you make a video on Dijection:an ode by Coleridge and this video is great.Thank you for making this.
Please mam make a video on London
Ma'am can you please make a video on Samuel Johnson's "London"
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Thank you ma'am you always give me a different perspective to see the world, to analyse not only the literary contents but also the human psyche.
Ma'am, would you like to accept me as your student, please?
Where are you studying? Which university/semester/course? Send your details to 9163520212 and we can tell you if we are currently offering mentoring for that batch or not
I have done this before but I got no repercussion
Please make video On LONDON, it will be helpful for the students of 4th semester.
Mam please do a video on London by Samuel Johnson. We have our exam in August. It'll be very helpful for us.
Thank you so much .... Mam
Thank you ❤
Silas Marner by George Eliot ..
Teacher can you explain it?
My humble request to you ma'am..plz mane a vdo on London.
Blake or Johnson?
Ma'am please make a video on "The lady of shallot " by Alfred Tennyson.
hats off to you mam 😊❤🎉
Thank you ma'am..
Please make a video on London by Samuel Johnson ...mam.. .. .. it will be very helpful for us
Ma'am
I am just curious to know that whether, the concept of a latin phrase" Memento mori" is applied here or not, I read some notes and therefore got to know about it, but you didn't mention it at least once.
Wao, thank you for adding this beautiful insight. You are absolutely right.
Ma'am I have a request please explain us these poems dejection an ode by Samuel Taylor Coleridge or london by Samuel Taylor please ma'am we are have exams from 22 of August
The audio quality is not that good. We are used to having very good quality of sound in the previous videos. Mam, please don't disappoint us on that aspect please.
yes, sorry for that. i still wonder what went wrong. it was the same setting.
Thanks ma'am
Ma'am I have a doubt
The Christians are buried when they die.. Then how can they keep the ashes of the dead men in urns?
Some choose to be cremated.
Okay... Thanks a lot ma'am
Thank 3❤
Wonderful video. Thank you. I would, however, take issue with your remarks concerning the stanza "But Knowledge..." I feel it's classic refutation of Bourdieu's "Capital Symbolique." I've been told Teachers/Profs don't like his ideas because Pédagogues have to believe in "School's Equality of chance." (and I admit to wanting to refuse its truth, too.) It's true we can quote exceptions to the Rule of Equal Chance (not Law) nevertheless they remain exceptions. (I stopped your exposé so forgive me if I misrepresent you)
Thank you for your thought provoking input. We really look forward to comments like this ❤️❤️
Thank you Mam
Ma'am can you please do CU sem 5 syllabus. It'll be a huge help for every student of sem 5
Great
Mam , what does ' neglected spot ' refers to?
A solitary place where no one visits
In this decayed hole among the mountains
In the faint moonlight, the grass is singing
Over the tumbled graves, about the chapel
There is the empty chapel, only the wind’s home.
It has no windows, and the door swings,
Dry bones can harm no one.
Only a cock stood on the rooftree
Co co rico co co rico
In a flash of lightning. Then a damp gust
Bringing rain
Ma'am please jekorai hok aktu london kobita ta bujhia dan please video din akta ater upor noito pass korta prbo na....
Ma'am please please do a passionate man's pilgrimage
Ma'am please do a passionate man's pilgrimage
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Mam please use simple word to explain
Sometimes your voice is so low that you are almost inaudible.
Thank you for your feedback. We will surely be more careful about it. Use headphones for better experience.
You are not explaining some parts properly 💀😒
Ma'am I will be graduating in 2 months time, I want to apply to your college and pursue my MA there. I want to study under you there. Can you elaborate what percentage should be sufficient to apply to your college, and the name of it? Please guide me Dear madam ❤
My college is an undergraduate college dear.