Shakespeare's The Tempest

[@saumyayadav4844]

Excellent, these kinds of lecture series are like the perks of youTube. The whole discussion was very interesting and I really learned what I needed.

[@salmanhyder1655]

Mom and I just finished reading the book. It was an abridged summary but covered all the aspects of the original story.

[@sejalsingh8943]

extremely knowledgeable and many things discussed are so useful that u cudnt even find it on famous websites.... the character analysis md it really enjoyable

[@moonsir4279]

Loved it.. I had been waiting for sth like this.

[@chanducreationsyoutubechan1109]

good evening sir is tempest play is tragedy play or it is conspiracy play what type of play it is

[@bhanupsingh8394]

Who is watching in December 2021 ???

[@Kaushalkumar-yg4kg]

Excellent lecture Sir

[@rajsekhar9212]

Thank you sir

[@examtimes212]

very fruitful. thank you sir.

[@nitubmishra9365]

wonderful lecture sir

[@sattupujari]

Shakespeare uses magical powers in an almost maximum of his play like whiches, ghost and a lot of like this. what does it indicate that Eupore also believes in such magical powers and all like Indians afraid of Chudail and ghost? my mean to tell that Europeans too were orthodoxy....??

[@mdtajammulkhateeb44]

Yes, they were for sure. The whole of Europe was engrossed in superstition in the period that we call Dark Age. No important scientific discoveries took place in this era and the people in the middle east preserved and developed all this knowledge in that time. The story of Europe's development starts from the renaissance period which also coincides with Shakespeare's age.

[@priyachoubey8780]

thanks you very much sir.....

[@wanibillalverinag6199]

Fabulous sir