Dam this had me tearing up icl

Wow! your ability to point out interesting elements of this novel is the most insightful I have ever heard. Thank You so much for sharing.

I need an analysis of what those grade 10 students write lmao, perfect memeable material, whats the building where Rodya supposingly lives?

Thank you so much for explaining the context to this foreigner! I love Raskolnikov, hes so relatable

Thank you so much for this work. <3

The GOAT i discovered too late please come queen.

just finished part 1 pls no spoilers <3

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Куда вы пропали? 😢

great video! just finished the book and was surprised that the initial youtube results are jordan peterson. Thanks for offering a legit analysis

Any plans to return?

Oh my god you look so much Indian 😮

Loved this series.❤

wow, I absolutely loved the video. I like Czekhov, although read just first set of stories, Ward No 6, Black Monk and Woman's Lot I enjoyed the most... He describes the fate people are not able to escape, the turmoil, realizing nothing special will happen in their life, also the role of death, in my interpretation - when dr Ragin died, or a professor from the Black Monk, or story Murder. As if she was coming when a human finally experienced what was his homework to do in life, or as if death was necessary for a change. I am thinking of what next I want to take for a read (;

Thank you for helping me with each part. You have done something amazing here. Great job

I don’t like Anna very much. But I like you a lot. I hope you’re ok

I just finished the book!

I haven’t seen anything from you in awhile. I hope you’re ok.

I hope you’re ok

A brilliant summary . Thank you

I'm about to take a class focusing on Chekov. Watching your video peaks my interest even more! Subscribed!

Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us

Fantastic playlist, thank you for sharing

Thanks for all these videos! They were fantastic.

Great job on these analysis videos! Do you plan to continue making more of these?

Another great video!

Another terrific video!

You are a princess of literature

I love your analysis but this video is unlistenable due to poor audio quality. I am missing out!

I completely shared your frustrations with Part 4. I didn’t understand how Vronsky, Karenin, and Anna all changed immediately. And none of the decisions after the childbirth scene made sense to me. Anna has become a petulant child IMO.

Will you marry me?

Will you marry me?

Terrific video again!

Thank you for your effort and love of literature. You are an amazing young lady. A real intellectual . This channel is an asset to humanity. Thanks again from nyc.

He kept knocking over mr relatives. That is why he is known as Push Kin. :)

I wish I could find this kind of in-depth analysis for all great works of literature.

The eponymous "crime" of Crime & Punishment occurs in Chapter VII. When does the "punishment" happen-- in the Epilogue? In Siberia? Is the punishment something you've analyzed, Ms. Clef? If so, I'd love to hear your thoughts... Please direct me to the Part of your Analysis, (1 - 7) that digs into Dostoyevski's thoughts about punishment.

These videos are terrific as always!

Just found this channel love your content hope ur doing well! :)

A terrific video, just like the Crime and Punishment videos!

Is it Maude's translation?

He also read Anne Radcliffe & Sir Walter Scott

Thank you for making this video. I really enjoyed it...and learned from it. However, you are now responsible for a considerable lengthening of my TBR list. 😊 . I love Dostoyevsky, even more than Don Quixote.

You present your case well. Thank you I enjoy him as well and many other Russian Authors. Keep making videos please

I liked Tolstoy's translation of Evangelion and suggest anyone interested in how Tolstoy understood Jesus Christ teaching reading them. I am not 100% sure if they were translated.

Милая Софи, большое удовольствие доставляет слушать Вас. Особенно в таком романтичном образе! Очень интересно вновь открывать для себя русскую литературу с Вашей помощью. Спасибо.

I'm a beginner at reading and I want to include Fyodor in my first ten books. Could you suggest me and work of his which is story based and easier for a beginner, thanks!

Every once in a while you can tell by listening to someone that they have a beautiful soul, you're one of those people.

This is exactly what I was looking for! I’m currently in my first read through, in my native tongue (Spanish). I see I’m missing out a lot of detail and nuance, be it out of dumbness and lack of attention or because it got lost in translation… I’m happy to have found someone who’s actually knowledgeable both in the content of the book and the original language, thank you very much for your work!! It will be a great guide as I read along

pushkin grandfather was from Eritrea