The Bloomsbury Group

[@Oughut88]

The lecturer is the writer Dr Jean Moorcroft Wilson. Her late husband, Cecil Woolf, was the nephew of Leonard and Virginia Woolf.

[@frederick3467]

Wonderful talk, thank you.

[@deedeequast9148]

Who is the speaker?

[@olgas5676]

Thanks a lot for this lecture!

[@RB-xj9kr]

Freud was first published by A A Brill editors in 1913. On dreams.

[@carbonc6065]

Not too bad ...

[@RB-xj9kr]

Yeah, I don’t know, there was a bit of humour (and why not?), but I thought this was a pretty good all together. Especially on TS Eliot.

[@SeeHearCandies]

Trite and only marginally accurate

[@stanleyedwards730]

Could you suggest a more accurate alternative?

[@AlphaNumeric123]

Which part?

[@RB-xj9kr]

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[@petercrossley2956]

Far too light a treatment of an important topic. The lecturer is the most off-putting element here. No new information and some vitally missing artistic information. Better lectures on the subject available on You Tube,

[@olgas5676]

Would you consider sharing the ones?

[@RB-xj9kr]

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[@Oughut88]

Which ones would you recommend?