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It took me forever to find this story online lmao I had legit thought I had dreamt the story up. Thank you to whoever posted this

Very useful for English literature students

We need more videos sir

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You are wonderful. Trust me, I am from Italy. Ruggieri is pronounced Rooh-jjay-ree though :) kiss

hi! i just stumbled upon these videos and i find them really interesting! i’m a big john lennon fan and the whole situation around his death and this book really turned me off of it because i just had a hard time separating the book from his death but the more i hear in your videos about salinger’s life, the more i feel capable of separating it and the more i actually want to read it! side note: you remind me of an english teacher i had that i just loved and i’m glad that your students have you (:

i just love watching this woman speak

Great analysis! Thank you so much

good video

The birds in the background is a nice touch 👌🏼

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THanks, I needed this.

Nursing homes. A living hell.

This was really great💕 Thank you

Male interpretation ? ? Interesting... Sadly your gender leaves the word hollow - Like the pain ... Of the drops - "Bitter Sweet"

Thank you for the video. It was very helpful to me❤️

Limbo is hell as well... But you can always go back to the tryth, the way and the life and esxape it. Its really horrible... Uuuuuhhh... But you can always change the road and seek God and foregivness and wonderful things happens. Its a miracle and you sound like a indoctrinated Hehova but you really dont have to figure outthings by yourself. Laying your life in the hands... Its sounds so crazy for me but its a miracle when you try to live in Universe instead of fighting it... Trying to defeat your universe abd make it obey you? and you doomed

I started on this book and the writing is very beautiful

Great video!! Thank you for taking the time to make it!

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Thank you so much!!!

Fascinating analysis. You are the first one to mention that there was a strong element of premeditation to Ugolino's actions in the jail cell. I'm of the mind that he's in this ninth circle because he betrayed both his country/nation-state and his kin. From the bits I've read, Ruggieri "invited" Ugolino to "dinner" with the specific purpose of betraying him. Ugolino probably thought that bringing his kids/grandkids with him would "protect" him from being betrayed. Ruggieri's act reflects the subsequent sinners who "invited" family to "dinner" - and had them slaughtered after a code word was spoken. What do you think?

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Very well explained. Thank you!

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Well done. I agree.

Thank you so much!

great vid! helped me out a bunch !

thank you this helped with my english class reading🥰

One of Camus' best from Exile and the Kingdom.

Thank you very much for this lecture.. A wonderful detailed recap and you have a very pleasent voice.. Some years ago I read the divine comedy, but what got me here was Rodin's sculptures (especially "gates of hell") and been looking into Hieronymus Bosch, Rodin, Carpeaux artwork, where I quickly concluded that most of there works are Dante's Divine Comedy inspired.. So its such a treat to get a really lovely indepthly analysis of brief moments from Dantes work that was replicated in art.. Anyway just wanted to thank you. :)

I literally don’t understand this book

“champertous connivance.” meaning please ? Ch - 16

Very good introduction and explanation, I ordered and will go on to watch!

This series is great, awesome videos, greetings from Argentina

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This looks like it will be a great resource for learners of all ages.