Introduction to Longinus' On the Sublime

[@amirsalar1800]

What a video, felt like a real class. Thanks

[@thenatureofwriting9222]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@netzien386]

Thank you for the effort! I've found this very useful!

[@thegreenlantern9709]

This was helpful, thanks!

[@rewrose2838]

Long-ee-nuhs is how I always said it.. 😅

[@thenatureofwriting9222]

Sounds classy to me. :) It's an anglicized name anyway, so as long as you pronounce it with confidence you should be good!

[@lukeshedid650]

That’s correct

[@InfiniteFrogLegs]

Great!

[@hriata5384]

Is longinus the one who is sayed to pierced Jeusu heart?😅

[@isadoraisrael8770]

Which book should I read of all the ”on the sublime” additions?

[@thenatureofwriting9222]

If you're wondering which author on the sublime to read, then I would start with Longinus. Or do you mean which part of Longinus?

[@sakshivats121]

Please make video on Kant's Critique of the power of Judgement

[@thenatureofwriting9222]

Isn't that like asking a pianist to suddenly perform the 2nd Rachmaninoff piano concerto? ;)

[@qiluma6793]

Sorry, I was wondering if you are the one who produces wonderful techniques for taking GRE on KZbin.

[@thenatureofwriting9222]

Delayed response, but no -- I don't know much about GRE.

[@rashigpta4030]

Write critical appreciation for this poem On the Sublime

[@maitreyipuntambekar4215]

The wrong kind of question to ask but, did Adam Scott make this video?

[@thenatureofwriting9222]

Not sure who Adam Scott is, but I hope he makes sublime videos. :)

[@maitreyipuntambekar4215]

@@thenatureofwriting9222 He's definitely a wonderful actor 😄

[@netzien386]

@@maitreyipuntambekar4215 their voices seem close I agree XD

[@user-cz8gi2om3n]

There's no soft g in Greek, so lon-"jie"-nus is an anglisism.

[@thenatureofwriting9222]

Good point. Often these pronunciation rules are inconsistent.