Young man, when one lectures, on any topic, please do not read it from a screen. Learn it, embody it, and make it organic so that a personal insight can take root, blossom, and give off fragrant new ideas. ...Just some helpful advice for your future lecturing.

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Passionnant

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Intéressant

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Adorable casseur de pierres

OMG Le Népal ! Mythic destination !

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Tu t'appelles comment ? Moi c'est Halima

Adorable !

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Malicieux !

Hi there and thank you for the video. I'm an English teacher attempting to move my lessons online due to Coronavirus--love your explanation and discussion of Crane's life and works.

I feel like the fluidity of harry's "archetype" or types is connected to his youth. It's easier for a young person not to feel tied down to a specific set of personality traits as their are in a constant flux to find themselves. Maturation is definitely a very PBL endeavor.

Background noise made this painful to follow! You're giving gems but that ruins it

this is the first result when i look up my kinsman major molinues summary

how do you spell molineuz

the comment about recognizing sin was a great one. I found that really interesting.

Enticing and engrossing lecture which is filled with incredible gratification and inevitable intrigues. Would you share a discourse remarking about the Seven Deadly Sins Scene ?

excellent synopsis of an underrated writer

Thank you so much. Helps a lot.

Why isn't the line about "taking them in" straight-forward? They came to apply for a position as sitters, so the painter had to take them in, meaning look them over, so he could judge whether he could use them. To make this judgment he has to take them in, so letting him do that is the most practical thing they could have done. I understand the theory you're attributing to James -- that art transforms reality -- but I don't see every line as part of that argument, and specifically not the line about taking them in.

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thanks for this lecture series!

Thank you, this helped me to understand the play for uni. Still don't like it but at least I understand it.

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the ugliness of mephistophillis has to do with faustus expecting something good or appealing out of something bad

I need these tips. Especially the example of a note able writer to learn from. I'm excited to watch the other videos.. Thanks man.

anyone else annoyed by the noise of the wind on the micro? bloody annoying!!

Mycology: the study of fungi and mushrooms. Hawthorne cleaned the stable of the commune where he lived for one year. MY KINSMAN, MAJOR MOLINEUX is a tale of a mushroom (Amanita Muscaria) trip.

Thank you so much for this lecture. Where can I find your listing of archetypes?

Through your interpretation of the text you led us to the depths of possible significations and opened our minds to look at the play from manifold perspectives.

Thanks for that, am studying this right now at uni.

Thanks so much! Taking my PhD qualifying exam tomorrow morning--used your video for review.

Thank you for posting this. Not nearly enough of Henry James on youtube.

Crain went to Germany for his tuberculosis, not his mental health which was sound.

fucking great art

Thanks man. Great. Appreciate it.

Hî Why he didn't want to meet his kinsman ??

Really useful! Thanks!

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I really enjoyed your lecture. It was educational and entertaining, and your anecdotes were awesome, and your passion inspiring. Thank you.

Thank u. This upload is helping me study