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Comparing The Duchess of Malfi and A Streetcar Named Desire
In WJEC Eduqas' exam on The Duchess of Malfi and A Streetcar Named Desire, comparative analysis is the key to success. In this video, I provide some tips and tricks on how to prioritise comparison in your writing in order to achieve top marks for AO4 and ultimately ace this exam.
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STREETCAR & MALFI STUDY GUIDE:
This video offers a tiny sneak peak into what my popular study guide on The Duchess of Malfi and A Streetcar Named Desire has to offer. You can get your copy here: The Duchess of Malfi and A Streetcar Named Desire: www.amazon.co.uk/Duchess-Malfi-Streetcar-Desire-Level/dp/1723877794/ref=sr_1_1?qid=1661544807&refinements=p_27%3AIzzy+Ingram&s=books&sr=1-1
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The Merchant of Venice - A Marxist Interpretation
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In this video, I apply the Marxist concepts and ideas that I covered in my previous two videos to Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice. This uncovers ambivalence and concern about the rise of capitalism (a 'mode of production' that was in its infancy and still establishing itself in Shakespeare's day) in the play, particularly regarding the increasing commodification of people, feelings and rel...
King Lear - A Marxist Interpretation
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In this video, I interpret Shakespeare's King Lear through a Marxist lens. Like all of Shakespeare's works, King Lear was written at a time when capitalism was a relatively new phenomenon - and so I detect and draw out anxieties within the play regarding the emergence of this new 'mode of production'. For a more general introduction to Marxist Literary Theory, check out this video: ruclips.net/...
An Introduction to Marxist Literary Theory
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Have you been told to incorporate some Marxist theory into your analysis of a novel or play, or to view a text through a Marxist lens? If you're an A-Level student, doing so will gain you credit for AO5. But what actually is Marxist literary theory, and how do you use it? In this video, we introduce Marxist criticism and its key concepts, whilst also providing a few tips on how to use it effect...
The Cosmological Argument
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In this video, we're introducing St. Thomas Aquinas' Cosmological Argument. We'll discuss the Argument from Motion, the Argument from Causation and the Argument from Contingency in turn, using examples to clarify these complex concepts. Watch the previous two videos in this series to remind yourself of the key terminology: Inductive vs. Deductive: ruclips.net/video/YoWXS6-wPio/видео.html A Prio...
A Priori vs A Posteriori
Просмотров 6 тыс.3 года назад
In this video, we're covering two more crucial pieces of terminology: a priori and a posteriori. These are Latin terms which philosophers use to refer to different methods of obtaining knowledge. A priori knowledge is gained independent of experience: this means that we don't need to use our senses and gather evidence to know it (we simply need our brains!). By contrast, a posteriori knowledge ...
Inductive vs Deductive Arguments for the Existence of God
Просмотров 8003 года назад
Welcome to our new series on arguments for the existence of God! In this introductory video, we're discussing the difference between inductive and deductive arguments. Next video: ruclips.net/video/FoHH9_4vKAw/видео.html To get access to bonus videos, A*-level essays, mock exam papers, 1-1 feedback on your written work, and so much more, support us on Patreon! - patreon.com/user?u=87187246&Link...
John Donne (ep.8): Critical Interpretations
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Today, we're finishing this series on John Donne with a discussion of some critical interpretations of his poetry. We'll begin by evaluating some comments by specific critics, before going on to take a feminist approach to Donne’s work. Previous video: ruclips.net/video/V3DqzU3Z8ZU/видео.html PATREON: If you liked this video, take a look at my brand new patreon page. My patrons get access to a ...
John Donne (ep.7): Conceits and Symbolism
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Today, we're taking a look at John Donne's characteristic use of conceits and symbolism in his poetry. In particular, we're going to be analysing "The Flea" and "A Valediction Forbidding Mourning". Next video: ruclips.net/video/X1ijUoZiyV4/видео.html Previous video: ruclips.net/video/NOVBNu54IBA/видео.html PATREON: If you liked this video, take a look at my brand new patreon page. My patrons ge...
John Donne (ep.6): Death
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.4 года назад
In this episode, we're examining the theme of death in Donne's poetry. We'll begin with some important context, before going on to compare "Holy Sonnet VI: This is My Play's Last Scene" with "Holy Sonnet X: Death Be Not Proud". Next video: ruclips.net/video/V3DqzU3Z8ZU/видео.html Previous video: ruclips.net/video/tJREstZzi5E/видео.html PATREON: If you liked this video, take a look at my brand n...
John Donne (ep.5): God
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In this episode, we're taking a look at Donne's relationship with God. We'll begin with a close reading of "Holy Sonnet XIV: Batter My Heart", before going on to discuss the ways in which Donne's relationship with God is portrayed across a wider range of his religious poems. Finally, we'll take a look at a practice essay question and consider how best to approach it. Next video: ruclips.net/vid...
John Donne (ep.4): Religion and Conflict (Part Two)
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Today, we're continuing our discussion of the theme of Religion and Conflict in the poetry of John Donne. We'll be taking a close look at two poems: "Holy Sonnet V: I Am a Little World" and "Holy Sonnet XVII: Since She Whom I Loved". If you missed Part One, you can catch it here: ruclips.net/video/tWyyNkvuQEA/видео.html Next video: ruclips.net/video/tJREstZzi5E/видео.html PATREON: If you liked ...
John Donne (ep.3): Religion and Conflict (Part One)
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Today, we're taking a look at Donne's turbulent relationship with religion. We'll be covering some crucial context, before going on to anaylse his "Holy Sonnet IX: If Poisonous Minerals". Next video: ruclips.net/video/p0sSiyTzBbw/видео.html Previous video: ruclips.net/video/Rq-EU32uI5A/видео.html PATREON: If you liked this video, take a look at my brand new patreon page. My patrons get access t...
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Просмотров 5 тыс.4 года назад
In this video, we'll be discussing the prevalent and pervasive theme of love and sex in John Donne's poetry. We'll introduce some important biographical and contextual material, from Donne's promiscuous early life to his contentious marriage, and we'll undertake a little close reading too. Next video: ruclips.net/video/tWyyNkvuQEA/видео.html Previous video: ruclips.net/video/Uu9rkal0dRA/видео.h...
John Donne (ep.1): Introduction
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The introductory video in this series on the poetry of John Donne. In this session, we’ll discuss Donne’s status as a metaphysical poet, and look at how a thematic approach to his work can sometimes prove problematic. Next video: ruclips.net/video/Rq-EU32uI5A/видео.html PATREON: If you liked this video, take a look at my brand new patreon page. My patrons get access to a whole bundle of grade-b...
Ibn Sina's (avicenna) proof of God is irrefutable
I know someone's going to explain to me in a different way to what a priori is but from my understanding is that you still need a real experience to learn and understand what concepts are otherwise you wouldn't know what someone's talking about unless someone taught you what that something means or you taught yourself ,which if you taught yourself you wouldn't know what you're teaching yourself since you didn't know of the concepts in the first place. So let's say if a kid was dropped off in the middle of the woods and he was able to grow up on his own without any human interaction what would he learn? I would think it would be nothing like what a group of humans were teaching themselves.
Brilliant and clear 👌
@@nickydaviesnsdpharms3084 thank you :)
Thanks!
I like your voice, i am subscribing because your reading is very soothing to the ears
Do not defer it Nor neglect it
Does anyone know the name of the poem supposedly written by John Donne Beginning with the first line I shall pass through this world but once If there be any kindness I may show or good deed I can do Let me do it now Do not defer it No neglect it For I shall not pass this way again
Impressive interpretation ✨✨
This is incredibly useful thank you so much! I’m an a-level English lit student and have exams coming up this has been my saviour ❤️!
Thank you so much for your kind comment! Best of luck with your exams :)
english mock tm i am cooked‼️
same
how did you do
man i am cooked aswell bruva
Respected ma'am i learned a lot and it was such a valuable experience ❤
can we have videos about next arguments please?
Here’s a reading by an American teenager after hearing the “Hath not a Jew… monologue. This is what every villain in superhero movies gives to Batman, Spiderman says to the hero before they’re going to kill the superhero.
Thanks for videos
A great man full of contradictory turmoil. A byproduct of accidental & rapid change
This is brilliant!
Thank you so much!
Can you make videos on more of my favourite poets 🥺🥺 ? Such as Pope and Wordsworth.
'promosm' 😬
Plz make a video , critical comment on John Milton Ben Johnson Robert forst And other writers
I’ll do my best!!
Extraordinarily presented. Thank you for the effort ❤
Thank you!
Good video!
Thank you!
Thank you for this beautiful explanation ❤️❤️
I am curious - have we asked all the cows if they identify as a mammal?
don't stop posting these amazing knowledgeable videos
You explained very well ma'am
A really good and informational video, thanks!
So glad it helped you!
please prove using deductive reasoning
Stay tuned for the Kalam Cosmological Argument, which, unlike Aquinas’ cosmological argument, is a deductive argument.
This is my great (times a bunch) grandfather.
Sure it is bro. Bet bill gates is your father too eh
I read Donne for A level over 40 years ago. I still love his work. Thank you.
Imagine liking something you learnt at school, especially stupid poetry lol
Amen
This sonnet moved me the moment I first heard it in school. It still does.
I am relatively new to metaphysical poetry and ultimately, to John Donne. I must confess that I am fascinated, what have I been missing all my life!
Hear! Hear!😊
I met him because of Wit the movie.
I just found this series and I cannot begin to thank you for these video essays. This series of videos has incredibly helped me. I love this work wholeheartedly and I just wanted to let you know you deserve recognition for your talent and commitment. If nothing else, know that you helped someone by making these videos two years ago. Thank you again and I wish you the best.
Thank you so much for your lovely comment; I'm so glad that these videos helped you!!
Thank you for this … how can we apply donne’s poetry is too simple to satisfy on the poem “The SUn Rising “ by Donne …..please help me with that …how can I disagree with Lewis in the poem’ the sun Rising ‘
Hi Adam! If you disagree with Lewis' comment about the simplicity of 'The Sun Rising', you can simply quote Lewis (e.g., 'Although C. S. Lewis claimed that....'), and then state your own, contradictory opinion. Make sure you support your view with evidence explaining why the poem is actually complex! Hope that helps :)
I think this channel is fantastic. I hope it gets a lot more views
Thank you so much, Dakota!
Please do not stop making videos. This is excellent content. How can they still not believe? Please do the deductive reasoning next.
❤ witty, inventive and paradoxical metaphors and conceits ❤
wonderful!
This is amazing, thank you!
Thank you so much!
@@notableguides You’re welcome. I’m finding all the Donne videos very helpful. I’d love to see more, but of course they seem like a lot of work. Very grateful for the ones that are up!!
Thank you very much. Great content on Donne!
Thanks Paulo!
wow you have done a series of videos related to John Donne! Much appreciation. They are very helpful 😊😊😊
Thanks so much for your lovely feedback! I'm so pleased that these videos have proved useful for you.
Absolutely precise and yet detailed description. It helped me. Thank you and good luck
I'm so glad that this video was useful to you, Amol! Thank you for your feedback.
(Pathak I need you to be open with the target of your affections in advance of seduction, posthoc characterizations of intellectual argumennt, sophisticated logic, complicated thought processes, and elaborate syntax notwithstanding, the injunction watercolored and dated to March 22 (“So fleete not with their streame, let me excite Your military judgements to give light In safe securing of the residue, Or extirpation of that Indian crew”) is answered on November 30* (“In the law of nature and nations, a land never inhabited, by any, utterly derelicted and immemorially abandoned by the former inhabitants, becomes theirs that will possess it”, *dated to each of November 13 and 30) and again in Chapter V of Part ii of those promotional materials which have been called Tractatus de Gallico Morbico (the Indian’s claimed lack of agriculture and of money are offered as basis of the appraisal of proceeds from land as compared with those of “mankind ... here” (reversal mine) possibly not 1/240th of each of 5 quid) supplying a tiered rule of property for the Americas as expropriation, open season, in advance of and in harmony with the ethnologues of Bouquet, w/ profound respect and love, لا اله الا الله محمد رسول الله)
Very good content
Thank you, Rabindra!
oh my god, your video saved my assignment. thank you so much.
No worries at all, I'm so glad that it helped!