Thank you. I needed some cheering up, and I watched some of Emma. It really helped. God bless you. The latest date on your collection is ten years ago - but God knew I would be praying for you. And God knew your video clips would help me.
May God (Allah) guide everyone astray. Whoever searches the books knows very well that the Trinity, divinity, and humanity are not present in them, and there is no mention of them or of Christ’s confession that he is God, God forbid. They are all interpretations of priests, as if God needs explanations for the basis of his divinity. In all religions there are differences, but the origin is clear with regard to God, except for Christianity. God. There are throughout history conflicts over his divinity and identity. Christ himself was calling on God and asking Him like any human being. God guided everyone to His unity and satisfaction Whoever searches for answers to doubts about Islam will find them, but most people want what their priests allow؛
Man, this is a great documentary. I'v e never watched more interesting series of clips about Austen. You cannot imagine what a pleasure it is listening to Beethoven excepts also, which I hope I'll hear in the next parts of the documentary. Thank you for the upload!
7:00 Austen is my favourite author, but I'd say the words on her gravestone *are* her greatest achievements. They are worth more than literary achievements.
I personally think the reason why Charlotte Bronte and others of that time did not like Jane Austen is because Austen had appealing main characters. I mean Elizabeth Bennet and Emma were beautiful girls who were witty and almost perfect. Jane Eyre on the other hand was plain and had the insecurities we all have about being not attractive to others.
I absolutely disagree . Emma is an extremely flawed character . Elizabeth also realises after Darcy's letter , how proud and vain she herself had been ( by falling for Wickham's story simply because he flattered her with his attentions ) " Vanity , not love has been my folly " Marianne Dashwood from Sense and sensibility is the quintessential example of a teenager - very idealistic and self centred . Jane's heroines were far from perfect.
chintu srivastava I agree that each Jane Austin character has her/his own flaw (whether it is vanity or pride) but what I meant to say is that they were physically appealing in some sort of way. Elizabeth (even though a little tanner because of walking) was beautiful. Jane Eyre revered beauty. That is one of Jane's character flaws. Now maybe Charlotte Bronte thought highly of beauty as well. Do you think Elizabeth Bennet and Blanche Ingram looked the same?
MADEbySOUL I understand . Sorry for over reacting a bit... Anne Bronte is my favourite of the Bronte sisters . Have you read "Tenant of Wildfell Hall " ?
chintu srivastava It's alright, I am also passionate about this subject. I have never heard of it but I'll def. read it if you are recommending it. I love this time period and need something else to read so thank you for the suggestion. Is it your favorite?
MADEbySOUL Its a very powerful novel . Its shows how a seemingly perfect romance can give rise to a very ugly abusive relationship . Its also very feminist since it shows a woman rejecting her husband and leaving his home and then living on her own (with her son) independantly .
Can it be that you are judging a little bit too hard here? I understood the pronounciation as "Bronty" - perfectly right for me. As for the authors I love them both as both of them had detailled insight within the human soul.
For me the Brontes were much better authors than Austen. I actually enjoy reading Austen, but there's something almost primal about the brontes novels that Austen just can't compete with. I get that different readers will have different tastes, but I can't even compare an epic novel like Wuthering Heights to anything Austen wrote. Very different styles of course, but the Brontes had a LOT more imagination, IMO. Austen's writing is sharp, and she was very obsevant, with a keen eye for how people behave; she just didn't have the ability to whisk you away like Emily Bronte did in Wuthering Heights; her novels didn't hit me in the feels in the same way, not even close.
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Thank you. I needed some cheering up, and I watched some of Emma. It really helped.
God bless you.
The latest date on your collection is ten years ago - but God knew I would be praying for you.
And God knew your video clips would help me.
May God (Allah) guide everyone astray. Whoever searches the books knows very well that the Trinity, divinity, and humanity are not present in them, and there is no mention of them or of Christ’s confession that he is God, God forbid.
They are all interpretations of priests, as if God needs explanations for the basis of his divinity. In all religions there are differences, but the origin is clear with regard to God, except for Christianity. God. There are throughout history conflicts over his divinity and identity.
Christ himself was calling on God and asking Him like any human being. God guided everyone to His unity and satisfaction
Whoever searches for answers to doubts about Islam will find them, but most people want what their priests allow؛
Man, this is a great documentary. I'v e never watched more interesting series of clips about Austen. You cannot imagine what a pleasure it is listening to Beethoven excepts also, which I hope I'll hear in the next parts of the documentary. Thank you for the upload!
I am really enjoying this series! Thank you so much for uploading it!
Thank you so much for posting this!
7:00 Austen is my favourite author, but I'd say the words on her gravestone *are* her greatest achievements. They are worth more than literary achievements.
Thanks a lot for sharing this. It would be nicer with part 1 but it's still great 😀
I personally think the reason why Charlotte Bronte and others of that time did not like Jane Austen is because Austen had appealing main characters. I mean Elizabeth Bennet and Emma were beautiful girls who were witty and almost perfect. Jane Eyre on the other hand was plain and had the insecurities we all have about being not attractive to others.
I absolutely disagree . Emma is an extremely flawed character . Elizabeth also realises after Darcy's letter , how proud and vain she herself had been ( by falling for Wickham's story simply because he flattered her with his attentions )
" Vanity , not love has been my folly "
Marianne Dashwood from Sense and sensibility is the quintessential example of a teenager - very idealistic and self centred . Jane's heroines were far from perfect.
chintu srivastava I agree that each Jane Austin character has her/his own flaw (whether it is vanity or pride) but what I meant to say is that they were physically appealing in some sort of way. Elizabeth (even though a little tanner because of walking) was beautiful. Jane Eyre revered beauty. That is one of Jane's character flaws. Now maybe Charlotte Bronte thought highly of beauty as well. Do you think Elizabeth Bennet and Blanche Ingram looked the same?
MADEbySOUL
I understand . Sorry for over reacting a bit...
Anne Bronte is my favourite of the Bronte sisters . Have you read "Tenant of Wildfell Hall " ?
chintu srivastava It's alright, I am also passionate about this subject.
I have never heard of it but I'll def. read it if you are recommending it. I love this time period and need something else to read so thank you for the suggestion. Is it your favorite?
MADEbySOUL
Its a very powerful novel . Its shows how a seemingly perfect romance can give rise to a very ugly abusive relationship . Its also very feminist since it shows a woman rejecting her husband and leaving his home and then living on her own (with her son) independantly .
Can it be that you are judging a little bit too hard here? I understood the pronounciation as "Bronty" - perfectly right for me. As for the authors I love them both as both of them had detailled insight within the human soul.
TheAkelei 00
well wtheck do you think the writer of her grave inscriptions are referring to?!
Love Bronte, Jane Eyre is a favorite novel of mine.
This isn't Bronte ... lol
I don't think he liked the word 'toffs'.
The parallel loud reading of different readers is very annoying. Otherwise a very interesting documentation.
For me the Brontes were much better authors than Austen. I actually enjoy reading Austen, but there's something almost primal about the brontes novels that Austen just can't compete with. I get that different readers will have different tastes, but I can't even compare an epic novel like Wuthering Heights to anything Austen wrote. Very different styles of course, but the Brontes had a LOT more imagination, IMO. Austen's writing is sharp, and she was very obsevant, with a keen eye for how people behave; she just didn't have the ability to whisk you away like Emily Bronte did in Wuthering Heights; her novels didn't hit me in the feels in the same way, not even close.
Austen is much more than sharp observing, is terribly acid
never knew Spencer was gay just like the narrator