Ode on Melancholy - John Keats Analysis

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[@dan1940210768]

Woao!!! Outstanding comprehension and a very clear didactic analysis of this poetic gem. Im not a native english speaker but learned a lot with this video because reading it first in the spanish traslation vanishes all the rythmic beauty. Saludos from Venezuela!

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[@MissHannaLovesGrammar]

Thank you so much for your kind words! So glad you are still passionate about English Literature but sorry to hear you don't love your current literature teacher... Hope you study it further and get a chance to get more inspired!

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@@MissHannaLovesGrammar I'm well out of school for more than one or two decades now, but not out of love for literature. Thank you again for your analysis. It helps us amateur guys understand works better. Even ones we think think we know. Always grateful to learn more. Thank you for that. Cheers and have a merry day.

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@@JSashiKumar you too!

[@laurenwellaway]

I think it would make sense if Keats was suggesting that those who experience melancholy and accept it feel the most pleasure, because they can compare their experiences of pain to that of pleasure, and so the pleasure becomes more intense.

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[@VETHAS-PLT]

This is so good❣️ I love melancholy now on🤩 though I used to enjoy it earlier too, my reaction to melancholy after reading this will certainly be different ❣️ thank you Keats and Hannah

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[@miniminz1938]

A very valuable analysis and a captivating voice that makes it feel richer! You helped me greatly thank you so much! ^-^

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[@MissHannaLovesGrammar]

Thanks so much for sharing this - glad it helps!!!

[@anthonycox1236]

Very insightful - thank you. Just one query : you pronounce Psyche truncated, whereas as most I've come across pronounce it with an elongated "ee".Can I assume there is no "correct" way - it's simply down to personal choice?

[@MissHannaLovesGrammar]

This is a fabulous question Anthony - thanks for asking it! To my knowledge, depends if these are used as nouns or verbs. imagining these are verbs: psyche is to put someone in a reflective state concentrating on the soul or spirit and psych puts someone in a required psychological state. As nouns: psyche = associated with soul, spirit and being human whilst psych = psychology or psychiatry. Hope this helps!

[@shiwaniswamy3846]

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[@MissHannaLovesGrammar]

Thanks very much...which Matthew Arnold poems are you thinking of?

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[@shiwaniswamy3846]

I am from india and here we have an entrance exam called upsc...for getting recruitment in civil services...and in the second stage of the exam out of 9 ,2 subjects are optional,i.e u can choose ur field for those two papers and i was thinking of choosing English literature if i start my preparation for next year's upsc...so if i tell u about the syllabus of upsc mains eng literature optional..will u make videos on those poems or novels ???there are lot of aspirants who would benefit from that type of content bcoz the questions asked in exam are from a very in depth analytical point of view and students mostly skim through the summary and long answer questions n all... English being a second language people cant even understand sometimes what the poet is saying ..i did not understand this ode before ur video so.. would u be interested in making videos on few of those writers/poems/prose.

[@MissHannaLovesGrammar]

@@shiwaniswamy3846 I'd certainly be keen to try and help!! Please do share and I will see what I can do in coming months!

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