it's 2024 now, while I am using this to do my homework🥲

Who is here in 2024 using this for their homework?

The best writer ✍️ ❤

WTF?

Seen as how stupid the animation is this little documentary should have been transmitted on BBC radio.

2:59 Is this engine an LNWR Claughton?

Translation to this? 1:31

Amen.

HOMEWORKKKKK😭😭😭

the video has 3 writers as number 6 :)

This is really good - I'm learning and retaining way more than with a Biography realistic version -

My Love, Admiration and Great respect to Leo Tolstoy who teaches us by example. Your literatures will live and will always be seeked and learned by many Spiritual seekers. Thank you for your guidance to mankind in your paper and pen. 🙏🙏🙏 Lord , Supreme Creator bless Leo Tolstoy always.....❤❤❤

I'm curious to know, where did you found this video?

Ahhh yes, back when the BBC used to be a beacon of unbiased journalism. What a time to be alive.

I think everyone is here to do their English homework even I am lol.

"...I came in and sat down, partly to collect my thoughts, partly because it had turned me faint. When I went to the door again, daylight was above me, and the ghost was gone...He touched me on the arm with his forefinger twice or thrice, giving a ghastly nod each time..." THE SIGNAL-MAN

0:38 '... his doctrines are full of contradictions'. His doctrines are not, his personality and behavior may be but how is judging him instead of his 'doctrines' do anything for you other than giving you the lukewarm feeling that it is alright to be lukewarm [that taste about which God says will spit out of his mouth]. It is this blind obsession with judging others rather than looking at your own self, through the teachings of the other such as Tolstoy, that keeps the world stuck in the mud, waiting for some external agent, like the state, to yank you out of the lukewarm misery in which you've been wallowing, not understanding why you suffer.

Aristocracy - "ruled by the best" literally in ancient greek Who d.oesn't want that?

Joyce and woolf were better and deeper writers than orrwell, who was essentially a political commentator, though great at that.

Which station? Where?

The narrador says a lot of incorrect things...

Grande Lev Tostoi !

Jcomprend rien frrrr

Coucou

bad cwality

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molto bello questo filmato che sto studiando mi piace moltissimo😆😆

Anyone here because of school?🤓

Charles dickes is the best novelist

His wife was not demented. Tolstoy was a genius, but he wanted to sell the family’s fortune entirely. That would leave his children and grandchildren in poverty. Geniuses are often blinded to reality by their idealism. There is nothing wrong with a family trying to stop him from leaving them penniless. Yes, the poor suffered, but you should not leave your family without anything to help the poor. Then they are poor and starving. He was a genius though.

I realized something after reading his confessions humans are irrational and use rationality and logic to control thier emotions and to further them selves and most of all to connect the dots to construct a narrtive to justify sn irrational exsistsnce yet they fail and continue to live by thier instincts desires and emotions

I know so much about these guys that the movies they made are more like home movies than theatrical releases…. Poor Larry, always in the wrong place at the wrong time… Shemp too!

no me gusto:)

Thank you

i do my homework

Cc les 2nd D

Anyone knows the illustrator? I wanna follow his/her work

I love this it is so easy to understand

I’m using it for my home learning in the day this comment goes up

I liked his vampire novels a lot

the subtitles are often wrong.

This guy was a genius

My last name is Dickens

All of the words. 1. siblings 2. spent 3. live 4. finances 5. prison 6. ambitions 7. journalistic 8. fiction 9. fervent 10. rumors 11. sail 12. crowds 13. trip 14. newspaper 15. performed 16. achievement 17. relationship 18. crashed injured 19. carriage 20. busy 21. stroke

Who else was shown this as part of English literature

Happy birthday, Leo Tolstoy. September 9th, 2022.

Anyone here during 2022 👇

"soliders were sent in with drawn swords."

I'm currently reading the final chapter of the book of distinguished historian Kenneth Clark's 1969 TV series Civilisation, of which this is an excerpt. Clark wrote the scripts and is the person narrating this clip; he appears right at the end of the clip. The book is a collection of the scripts from this 13 part TV series. In the series he explores the way that art has influenced civilisation. I was prompted to search for this clip due to his observation that Tolstoy lived long enough to witness the beginnings of film, and was distinguished enough to be captured on film at the end of his life.