||Romantic Criticism||Romanticism|| Literary Criticism|| English literature ||

[@AvinashDadwal]

Part2 link
ruclips.net/video/Odjh85shIp8/видео.html

[@shamlithakur4735]

easily understood 👍👏

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Interesting topic sir.....

[@AvinashDadwal]

Tnku vry much

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[@AvinashDadwal]

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[@AvinashDadwal]

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[@jyotsanayadav9573]

Sir where is second part of the video?

[@AvinashDadwal]

ruclips.net/video/Odjh85shIp8/видео.html

[@AvinashDadwal]

Hi...this 👇is the playlist for literary Criticism
ruclips.net/p/PLsidbfXfNeXH0CBxNyMXRaHbcm2wYgdY7

[@AvinashDadwal]

Fancy and imagination is covered in second part ..and is very important in romantic Criticism

[@AsadAli-rs6ie]

But Sir romanticists ne to use e personification and pathetic fallacy ka kia tha
So how they disliked it?

[@AvinashDadwal]

Friend, where I have mentioned this?

[@AsadAli-rs6ie]

@@AvinashDadwal 6:20

[@AvinashDadwal]

Wordsworth states that “personifications of abstract ideas rarely occur in these volumes; and are utterly rejected, as an ordinary device to elevate the style, and raise it above prose”

[@AvinashDadwal]

Wordsworth tries to state an argument regarding the use of literary style and devices in his poems. He states that there are several elements of literary devices including personification that “rarely occur in these volumes”. He rejected a heavy use of such devices in his poems “as an ordinary device to elevate the style, and raise it above prose”. He adds that the selection of “real language of men” was his “purpose” and such literary personifications “do not make any natural or regular part of that language”.

[@AsadAli-rs6ie]

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[@AvinashDadwal]

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[@AvinashDadwal]

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[@radhikachauhan62]

Very nice sir ...easily understood

[@AvinashDadwal]

Thanks Radhika ji..
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[@AvinashDadwal]

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You saved me from failing the exam thnks for covering each block and units

[@AvinashDadwal]

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[@AvinashDadwal]

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[@AvinashDadwal]

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[@AvinashDadwal]

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[@AvinashDadwal]

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[@AvinashDadwal]

Most welcome.
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