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So Coleridge says the primary imagination is original, yet composes a Poem which is influenced by Worsorth's ? How does that work?

Revenge of the Ion

0:00 Intro - Browning a late Victorian poet, popular in his time and is a bridge to modern poetry; his background and education 1:02 famously husband to Elizabeth Barrett 2:05 who he appealed to 2:43 experimentation 3:11 dramatic monologue 3:24 "Pauline, a fragment", a review by John Stuart Mill 3:41 move into writing plays 4:38 turned back to poetry 5:03 "My Last Duchess" 5:25 "The Bishop Orders His Tomb" 5:42 "Soliloquy Of A Spanish Cloister" 6:15 "Porphyria's Lover" 7:39 interested in exploring different states of mind 8:07 Browning appealed to a modern sensibility 8:38 Browning's use of experimental sound and metre starting with "How They Brought The Good News" 10:43 "A Toccata of Galluppi's" 11:46 replicating spoken speech re "Soliloquy Of A Spanish Cloister" 14:02 "Childe Roland To The Dark Tower Came" 16:55 "My Last Duchess"

I'm learning a bit about Browning because of Cain's Jawbone. I'm hoping it might help 🤯

This helped me understand the "Defense of Poetry" way better than my professor was able to explain it. Thank you so much!

This is great!

thank you Sir. This is so helpful.

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These have been tremendously helpful. I want to dive much deeper into Wordsworth and Coleridge now, though I think I prefer Coleridge. Thank you for sharing these! I enjoy hearing your comments about SoCal. I grew up in and spent most of my life in the San Bernardino mountains.

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Thank you so much, this was extremely in my thinking about this novel.

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thanks to Hannah and Darcy

Thank you professor, this is amazing😭

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It's really stunning how people miss the real point of it all.

Oh my god! This was so helpfull! And you have explained everything so so nicely! Thank you! And have a nice day ahead :))))❤️

Wonderful! Lewis shares in the beginning of this teaching what he experienced when his own teacher said that this was an amazing poem, one of his favorites... .Lewis thought 'No Way!!! This teacher is crazy! But his teacher changed his mind. I'm so grateful to his teacher... and to him, because I too have found through this lecture that The Love Song of J Alfred is indeed an amazing poem and now one of my favorites too😁 and it continues releasing many hidden gems. This great lecture sparks much more for me than 'analysis of a poem' and Im enjoying listening to Lewis's other teachings too. One of the great gifts of Covid lockdown - a committed passionate teacher is available around the globe.😁😁 Welcome to New Zealand and thanks so much Lewis, I'm in your class👌

Interesting talk. My homage to Keats. Think 'meta, meta.' ruclips.net/video/0kUco4-iN8M/видео.html