John Dryden : Mac Flecknoe

This Lecture talks about John Dryden : Mac Flecknoe

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you are awesome Sir, I have read your critical essays and they are amazing, and this video gave me a lot of good information about MacFlecknoe. thank you so much Sir.

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Thank you, Sir! Your way of explaining the historical aspects is excellent and comprehensive!

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Every stuff is there he sets the whole background but forgot ho explain the main topic THE POEM......

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I thoroughly enjoyed the lecture. Especially the references to the "Paradise Lost", and about Dryden as a poet. Thank you so much Dr. Prakash. I adore you :)

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Sir u help me to understand the whole concept of this poem thanks is not enough. Pranam

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Well explained, thank you much..

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really helpful and descriptive

[@kidsplaying6510]

Dryden here projected Richard Flecknoe as the king...the monarch of Dullness and father of Thomas Shadwell (he is prince and son of Flecknoe)

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Fully understood.

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Sir if I'm not wrong Flecknoe was actually a writer ,an Elizabethan dramatist .... Richard Flecknoe 1600 - 1678,who was ridiculed by Andrew Marvell because he was not a good writer ...there was no doubt he wrote a number of plays perhaps (18)and some little poetry as well. He was not worthy as a writer.

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it's awesome lecture by you sir bt I have a question....what is lampoon ??? this word is in this book...

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Nidhi singh lampoon means to scold

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is this the explanation of MacFlecknoe???

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Please provide me summary in hindi

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fine

[@arathythomas9803]

u have mentioned every single story other than the poem...not gud..and matching to the title..

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how old is this video?

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