Romantic Period | 1789-1837 | History of English Literature | Lecture 11

[@mangareader2315]

" Imagination is a power of the mind which makes you see beyond the obvious reality" ABSOLUTELY LOVED HOW YOU EXPLAINED THIS!!!

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The entire explanation of Keats literally gave me goosebumps!

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[@quacky2803]

It was really helpful to get the context of Hawthorne's "The Ambitious Guest" since we are not yet introduced with the Romantic period. But fortunately in the very next sem we have the Romantic works, it will be fun!

[@ritikakumari1750]

Ur way of teaching is just amazing .... Ma'am can you plzz cover entire history of English literature ...age wise ...

[@NibblePop]

I have already completed all ages from old english to romantic. Search in my channel playlist you will find all. Victorian age will be uploaded next month.

[@zakiyarasool]

U have beautifully explained the whole concept of Romanticism.Seriously u r an angel for us because in our Clg days ,we just know that they are Romantic poets but now I understand that they all are different from each other.🙏How Blake is different from Wordsworth.😊

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[@fahimrezwankhair7344]

Mam, your lectures are making me fall in love with English poetry! Thank you so much for such delights!

[@riyan3413]

She makes every topic so interesting.

[@imranraza8643]

Ma'am Thank you very much Your delivery is highly interactive and comprehensive.

[@LUCID_ENGLISH]

First things first..🙏🙏🙏 I sincerely express my whole - hearted gratitude for providing with such a beautiful explanation of Romantic literature. The vital points were explained to a greatest possible extend. This lecture would indeed act as a perfect launch pad when I swim deep into Romantic Poetry to explore the lives and works of great poets starting with William Blake,William Wordsworth , S T Coleridge and later ,Lord Byron,P.B Shelley and John Keats. The effort you took to provide us with such a good and strong foundation is the true highlight of this video...👏👏👏👏👏 Thank you..👍

[@NibblePop]

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[@shamsnoorain1252]

Mam, can you please do a series of Frankenstein by Mary Shelly for us? This is my request.

[@kuhusarkar6097]

Mam thank you very much for your efforts..this is best class where i can understand romanticism. I can now connect every dots which I hv read in fragments. thank you mam for providing us so much rich class in free of cost.🙏🙏

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Not free, you are giving so much love, that can not be replaced by money

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[@prakrityrai8216]

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[@arpitaahasan4296]

For me, romantic period is a big part about John Keats. And everytime his life bring me to tears 😢

[@shibshankarmandal974]

All I can say is Thank you from the chore of my heart...

[@K_F_fox]

This lecture helped me understand H. P. Lovecraft's fiction much better. The Classical period has concepts like the "City of God" or the "Kingdom of Heaven," where the Holy is seen in the order of artifice, but magnified and perfected. Cities kept us safe from the wilderness. But by the Romantic period, there's just a little too much city and far, far too little wilderness, so the Holy comes not from the imposed order of the civilized world but from the inherent order of nature. With Lovecraft, as the advance of science makes all of nature completely understandable, the alien cities of sunken R’lyeh or the Antarctic city of the Great Old Ones once again moves the numinous to the city.

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This 1 and a half hour was worth it. Thank you

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[@NibblePop]

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[@mansijain6960]

This was my favourite lecture in the entire series, I find myself to be a romantic as well. Thank you so much ma'am for enlightening us

[@ff9326]

During this lecture, I realized that mam is also a Marvel fan as she mentioned Thor while explaining about the Tyger. Thank You so much mam your lectures helped me a lot and I started studying with interest after your classes.

[@NibblePop]

Side effect of having a 16 year old at home 😀.

[@bmr5431]

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[@zit9206]

Ma'am in some books it was. written that Romantic Age ends in the year 1832 when Walter Scott died and in some books it was written 1837 when Queen Victoria ascended the throne. So basically which one is correct?? I mean if we have to write in exam?

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[@meenakshikumari5989]

Thank you mam for such an good explanation of romantic age your lecture is amazing

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Ma'am, I have one request for you. I have a competitive exam very soon where I have to prepare for 'The Prelude' by Wordsworth and 'The Paradise Lost' by Milton. You have made only book 1 video in The Paradise Lost. Please make more lectures in Book 2 to Book 12. Thank you, Ma'am.

[@devyanimaybe]

hello madam. it is always nothing less than an honour to watch your videos. thank you so very much for doing what you do. i wanted to sincerely request you to tell us about the modern and the post-modern ages, too. that would be very kind of you. regards.

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[@bacchus143]

Thank you ma'am for this lecture. Thoroughly enjoyed it. 😄

[@rohitmahato4317]

Ma'am you are so well versed in your explanation... Esp Keats❤

[@imranraza8643]

I have a query It's said that the the age of romantics has already been flourished in the age of Renaissance as many of the dramatists have violated the three unities and have the super natural elements and depiction of common with natural / pastoral setting. What are your views?

[@NibblePop]

I agree to a lot extent. Actually renaissance was about experimentation and individualism. These traits match the romantics

[@imranraza8643]

Thank you ma'am

[@hamidulislamshuvo9768]

Professor, you have conducted a very influencing lecture. Now I am in a fix and in a total confusion about my position as well as belief. Sometimes I feel like I am Shelley, at times Blake, at times Keats. Please stop being too much addictive. I wish to take part in your practical ( in classroom) class if it is possible and we are alive till then

[@NibblePop]

We are all of these people, in different times and moments. The important thing is to keep recognizing these moments of spark and acting on them. Blessings for you dear

[@NibblePop]

Which university/college are you studying in?

[@hamidulislamshuvo9768]

@@NibblePop The University of Dhaka Department of Public Administration, Bangladesh

[@therockarya8219]

Thanks madam Much dedicated lecture

[@bmr5431]

tnx....

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Great inspiration in to study hard❤️

[@Julia-xr3bp]

Wonderful explanation!

[@rohitmahato4317]

Ma'am plz do such videos on American literature series...❤

[@mansirohal]

Ma'am plz can you also teach the poems as well I would be so grateful.

[@NibblePop]

I have already uploaded "Kubla Khan". I will be uploading many others too.

[@prativaghosh5058]

how to write lyrical ballads means in which way I will write

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[@mosesgaddala2767]

Great lecture.. blessed to hear this before preparing for exams

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Good luck Moses

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Plz post a video on the post modern period❤mam....

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Mind blowing

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[@bhagyashreejena8937]

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[@balakrishnan2218]

Mam , Bronte sisters whether they belongs to Romantic period

[@NibblePop]

Victorian, but some of their works were published during romantic era as well

[@balakrishnan2218]

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Love and Respect from Pakistan 💕

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[@NibblePop]

Going to be uploaded very very soon. Recording and editing is over. Just a few hours of processing left. Stay tuned.

[@NibblePop]

Hope you are enjoying the series on Mrichchakatika?

[@excitingenglish7302]

@@NibblePop A lot mam... Thank you so muchh

[@SouravMondal-xo6cf]

Mam will you cover some topics from M.A also?

[@subratamal4668]

Ma'am please make a video on The murder of Roger Ackroyd. It's my request

[@RahulKumar-iv7on]

Mam when you will make videos of pride and prejudice

[@enamulhasan14bjs]

maam,, take cordial love & respect from Bangladesh. in bangladeshi syllabus romantic period start from1798 to 1832. but, you mentioned that 1789 to 1837.which one is right ? maam. if u read my commentu reply me.

[@NibblePop]

1798 is the year when "Lyrical Ballads" was published. Since this book is considered to be the starting point of romantic poetry, so this year is rightfully considered to be the beginning of romanticism in England. But why was this book written? What prompted Wordsworth and Coleridge? For that you need to look back at the yearb1789 when the French Revolution brought in the era of romantic idealism in Europe as a whole. So ideologically that year is the root of romanticism.

[@shitamsa7788]

Make a video on Tintern Abbey ma'am

[@NibblePop]

Nice suggestion. Thanks

[@anishasultana2698]

Ma'am, What does the word 'Romantic' actually mean?

[@NibblePop]

Having a mindset where ideal or imaginative thing is considered more true than reality

[@upsceconomiczoners]

Ma'am I need study materials for jrf,could you please help me?

[@prativaghosh5058]

mam lyrical ballads notes can I write from routledgr

[@NibblePop]

Sure.

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Return to Nature

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[@ZihanRaz]

I thought romantic period started in 1798

[@NibblePop]

Depends on how you look at it.

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[@NibblePop]

People aspiring for NET are already qualified to handle themselves, i think my focus right now is to help out new students and those who find literature unapproachable. Moreover, the topics i cover eventually will definitely help people grasp core concepts expected in NET. Someday I will surely take up some NET classes for aspirants

[@prativaghosh5058]

routledge*

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I was mesmerised by your lecture,learned a lot. May I have your email id? From Bangladesh.