Christabel | S T Coleridge - Line by Line Explanation in English

Christabel is Coleridge’s longest poem, at almost 700 lines. He wrote it in two parts, the first in 1797, and the second in 1800. Most of the poem contrasts the innocence and repression with the experience and abilities.
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Monami Mukherjee has a teaching experience of over 15 years. She got her education at Lady Brabourne College and University of Calcutta. She completed her MPhil from Calcutta University. She takes special interest in issues of Feminism, Post-colonialism and Modernism. She is known for her conversational style of teaching and grasp of core concepts in literature.
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Part 1 and conclusion 1:00:58

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Ma'am also provide the pdf of that text it is also very helpful for us...

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Maam ..plz make a video on The Bell Jar by Plath

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This was so amazing!!! This just helped me with my project and I am more than grateful!!! Will be citing you, Professor, and this KZbin video.

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hiii, can you please do Dejection: an Ode too?

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Thank you for this masterful presentation! I’d never dare tackle Coleridge on my own! He intimidates me so!

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Mam can you please bring a series on The Tempest And King Lear by William Shakespeare 🙏🎉

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Mam please explain The Waste land By T. S Eliot

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Just Excellent

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Ma'am please can you do a video on The Cannonization by John Donne

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Hello mam Thankyou so much for the videos you upload here I am so grateful to you These explanations have really helped me understand the topic And in true sense am enjoying reading literary works since i come across your channel Thankyou once again 🌼

[@K_F_fox]

Noticed three things after my 2nd watch-through here. First, mostly mechanical, I hope the idea of actually paying attention to the rhymes helps the rest of the Anglophone world. There are far, far too many people who completely ignore Kipling's rhymes and mispronounce the surname "Din." In Eliot's "The Wasteland," one of the misleading footnotes, "A phenomenon which I have often noticed," hides the heavy symbolism of "a dead sound" coming from the bell of Saint Mary Woolnoth. But what really startled me was the comparison of the use of prayer in Christabel and MacBeth, contrasted with how it's used in Othello. In that latter play, the fact that both Othello and Desdemona can and do engage in pious, honest prayer during the murder scene reinforces so hideously the fact that she is innocent of any wrongdoing, and he is utterly convinced of the righteousness of the vile slaying he is about to do. It really ramps the tragedy, up to the point where I'm with the other scholars who say Othello is far and away the cruelest tragedy Shakespeare ever wrote.

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Woaahhhhhhh.🎉 It’s a next level editing. And yes, the extraordinary lecture as always has been.💯 Thank you so much, Professor. 🙏🏻

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Mam please upload videos on sem V topics of WBSU

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Many are already covered. Check out videos on Sylvia plath' Daddy, The Yellow Wallpaper, feminism, many modern poems

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Dear professor, Please make a video on the essay : 👉'The Superannuated Man' by Charles Lamb👈 🙏Please, please, please ma'am 🙏

[@K_F_fox]

Fun Fact, in his English translation of Baudelaire's Les Litanies de Satan, Richard Howard uses "Have pity on my sore distress" for the French "Ô Satan, prends pitié de ma longue misère!"

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6:08

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Mam plz can u upload video explaining Sonnet 116 for class 11.....🙂

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Mam pls upload leda and the swan

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Thank you so much mam for this wonderful explanatory video 💐 One humble request I want to make.. could you please make some videos on works of Indian English Literature also. That would be very much helpful.

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Thank you so much ma'am ❤...I had requested this video, before and you brought the same ❤❤🙏🙏...This was awesome as always ❤

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This video is amazing .....ma'am plz it will be really helpful if u can make a video on wasteland ❤❤❤❤

[@azuredivina]

this is so excellent! thank you for helping us to understand the poem; I was floundering when I attempted to read it on my own. thanks, professor! very glad I found this.

[@chris55529]

This is a great video! I wish I had a longer attention span, but I'm doing it in small bits at a time.

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Please make a video on Frost at midnight by s.t. Coleridge

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Excellent presentation Thank you Mam

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Mam please explain the dream of the rood poem

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Well explained in a nutshell.

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Great presentation, madam.

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Very much helpful your videos are ma'am, thankyou so much.. will be greatful if you do T. S. ELITO's masters piece "Four Quarters".

[@aditimukherjee855]

Good afternoon ma'am, As I was going through the poem on my own, I couldn't help but wonder whether this guardian spirit of Christabel's mother watching over Christabel was a direct or indirect reference to Pope's Ariel, guardian spirit of Bellinda. Also, I remembered the critical outcry made by Hardy in Tess of the D'Urbervilles of Tess being unprotected, her guardian angels turning a deaf ear to her screams. I think it was Pope's idea of a spirit watching over young maidens that was used by Coleridge in this poem, which in turn was reused again in the victorian novel by Hardy. Am I right? Aditi Mukherjee

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Definitely, you can mention it in your answers too. The idea that young women need protection is a long standing patriarchal stand

[@aditimukherjee855]

Yes, ma'am. The "Knight in Shining Armour" is also I think the idea that Coleridge has used in the absentee charecter of Christabel's fiancee.

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Mam plz upload on the fire and the rain by Girish karnad

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I did my UG from Lady Brabourne College, got my Master's and MPhil from Calcutta University and right now I am pursuing PhD under West Bengal State University. I qualified UGC NET in 2010 and I am at present working as Assistant Professor and Head of Dept of English at Hingalganj Mahavidyalaya under WBSU. 🙂 Now you tell me about yourself dear.

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I am a second year student of Calcutta University (sem 3).

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