Ulysses | Alfred Tennyson - Line by Line Explanation in English

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"DEATH the 'Eternal Silence'. Every time you're breathing, you're borrowing some time from death. So if you spend that time getting more knowledge, you're using it well. But if you just squander away time, you'll soon reach your end and realise what I've done with my life." A feeling of déjà vu...

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[@tanisaghosh6319]

I think that in the zeal of moving on from depression, Tennyson wrote this poem and sketched Ulysses as his mentor who inspires him in moving on as there's no certainty of tomorrow.

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This will be very helpful to the students who are trying to get a basic grasp over the subject.

[@UncleDansVintageVinyl]

Thank you for this analysis. I'm an old man now, and this poem becomes more meaningful for me with each passing year. In regard to the lines "to rust unburnished," I think that there's an echo not only of "Hamlet" but also of "Othello": "Keep up your bright swords, for the dew will rust them." I think that "furrows" refers no tot the wake of the vessel but to the furrowed waves.

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That eye for different perspectives.. is rare Thank you so much for making this complex structure so easy 🌠🧭⛵

[@payeltapadar]

Okay.. I just paused the video to write a message for you madam. It's not my first time watching this video it's maybe 5th time. And I am just revising for my externals. I have my exams from 30 th August. YOU ARE MY SAVIOUR. Thank you ❤ so much for making such fabulous videos.

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Kalyani University? How much did you score in the last sem, and did these videos really come into help?

[@payeltapadar]

@@that_slay_girl21 Yeah Kalyani University.. My SGPA was 8.00 and it was second highest in my department... And the videos are super helpful as it give me dynamic and versatile views over the topic.. Again thanks to madam for creating such amazing videos...

[@that_slay_girl21]

@@payeltapadar How that's a great score! Which college are you from? And can you please give some tips to score like you in the upcoming exam?

[@payeltapadar]

@@that_slay_girl21 I am from Kalyani Mahavidyalaya.. And thanks 😄 I was also shocked after seeing my score... No tips buddy just write according to your understandiblity and don't commit silly grammatical mistakes.. Best of Luck 🤞

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@@payeltapadar Okay, thankyou I hope that will help.. And good luck for the upcoming exams 🌸

[@garimatripathi9734]

Millions of thanks mam for such a nice and enthusiastic explanation i feIt i m listening lady Ulysses.

[@murmuprem9448]

Simply fabulous! Thanks and hats off ma'am. You have obliterated much of my apprehension about the poem. It is very much crystal clear and leaves no room for confusion. It is greatly illuminating with great comprehension..🎉thanks a lot

[@anjanmaity1708]

'You can write them down not just your answer script but in your comment section too" .. Also musical in tone... Thank you so much madam for brilliant explanation... ❤❤ " The ideas of making 'Ulysses 'may be 11 scroll of Homer's 'Odyssey 'or Dante's "Divine Comedy 26 canto of Inferno " or poet's own personal journey. Truly, last point is very much heart catchy .

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[@KamrulEnglishAcademy]

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Very astute analysis! Enjoyed your explanation a lot and learned a lot!

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Forever grateful to you ma'am❤

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Excellent narration,sister

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Great explanation ❤

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[@NibblePop]

I’m happy it helped.

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But before that he still wants to twinkle✨

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[@sharbadityabandopadhyay5331]

Hi Ma'am, It has been after a long time that I am writing down a comment although I follow your work regularly. Something I found really fascinating is in the second stanza of this poem when he describes the dispositions of Telemachus in ruling Ithaca after his demise. This episode too can be related with the British imperialistic overtones. Ulysses was a great explorer and a conqueror who by dint of his valour and intelligence conquered territories and colonies. Great Britain too by the Victorian Age had established supremacy over three-fourth of the global territories at least in Asia and Africa. However, Ulysses's conquest has to be supplemented with the patient and brilliant governance of Telemachus. In the same way, England too needs to focus more on effective governance of the incumbent colonies instead of focusing on searching newer colonies. I just find this thought interesting and thought to share my discourse on the colonial currents in this poem.

[@NibblePop]

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[@sharbadityabandopadhyay5331]

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If am not wrong "I think therefore I am" is told by Rene Descartes not Locke.

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[@swapnsagar1030]

Ma'am plz make video on "lady of shallott"

[@shrijapal6418]

Can the line, "He works his work, I mine", be interpreted in terms of the British idea of division of labour ?

[@NibblePop]

In a way, yes.

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[@dishasarkar.haven.inkonhearts]

I think the line, "I think therefore I am, " isn't by John Locke but Descartes.

[@NibblePop]

I see therefore I am, Esse Est Percipi, is by Locke.

[@dishasarkar.haven.inkonhearts]

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[@NibblePop]

Not immediately. But Faustus is one of my fav texts

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[@NibblePop]

Hard to mention one but if you talk about favourites, then Eliot, Blake and Frost happen to be the ones I love reading the most.

[@nupurbarnwal6438]

Ma'am, you said the emotional gulf of Tennyson led him to Ulesses- particularly in its treatment of domesticity. But Ulesses is nowhere shown to be obligated towards his home (calling his wife as aged, does not want to wait and see his son's successful rule), he just wants to explore and gain more knowledge. Can you kindly help what is meant by you here?

[@NibblePop]

The poem is also depicting Telemachus. Telemachus represents the domestic persona of the Victorian man.

[@nupurbarnwal6438]

I have not taken that into consideration. I understood it now. Thank you so much Ma'am. ❤

[@nupurbarnwal6438]

But Ma'am in your website you have written, "Ulesses' responsibility to his people and family is his top priority, and he is willing to sacrifice his desires and ambitions for the greater good." How is this justified then? Sorry Ma'am to bother you so much.

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[@Operation_Dark]

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[@zakiyarasool]

Ma'am what will be the correct answer of this question..which classical work influenced Thennyson ' s poem "ULYSSES" the most? Plz clear this.

[@NibblePop]

Dante's work

[@sayan23majumder]

Ma'am, in any case while writing a critical appreciation of a writing if my words appear to contradict the interpretation of a scholar apparently But I tried my best to convince my teacher through my words to establish my explanation then will my explanation be considered unacceptable because they're a scholar and I am an undergraduate student? Basically I'm just showing my perspective through my words as per my understanding, it's like what is 6, is 9 from the opposite direction, I'm not opposing their explanation I'm just giving my perspective, a parallel idea of the same thing then Could it be unacceptable?

[@NibblePop]

Not at all. In fact if there is one scholar stating a view there are ten others stating the opposite. But it is safer to use words such as "perhaps", "it may be seen " or " one may say" and then give proof in support of your statement.

[@sayan23majumder]

​​​@@NibblePop as I interpret Ulysses's craving for knowledge and voyage with what a spiritual person uses to do with their spiritual journey to know the ultimate truth of life, the supreme knowledge to stay in a sublime state.

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Mam Lotos eater's please

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[@NibblePop]

Uploaded one one feminism. Other ones are going to be uploaded soon

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@@NibblePop ok ma'am, and thank you for the reply.

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[@theawsomevideos1585]

According to me .. Tennyson is comforting himself for the loss of friend and wanted to continue life just like how Ulysses did

[@NibblePop]

Exactly

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Yup

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Hymn to Intellectual by PB Shelley

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[@NibblePop]

Locke was an empiricist. He said, I see therefore I am.

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This lecture was in English

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