Thank you for sharing those high quality lectures with us; it's a real blessing and there's real educating power in doing that. I'm rather still hungry for more at the end of my literature classes at uni and find the real and nourishing food here ! (I'm preparing my exam to be an English teacher btw, French !). Thank you again for making avaiblable those big ideas. God bless ! 📿
An excellent lecture but please note Tintern Abbey is in on the English Bank of the Wye with SOUTH Wales on the opposite bank of the River not North Wales as you suggest.
Thank you for sharing those high quality lectures with us; it's a real blessing and there's real educating power in doing that. I'm rather still hungry for more at the end of my literature classes at uni and find the real and nourishing food here ! (I'm preparing my exam to be an English teacher btw, French !). Thank you again for making avaiblable those big ideas. God bless ! 📿
You are very welcome
Thank you, so illuminating
Thank you! I especially enjoyed your introduction to the Romantic period and how it defines Wordsworth. Your students are lucky to have you!
Very kind of you.
Thank you!
Thank you so much sir, this was very helpful to me .lots of love and wishes from this small town girl in India
My pleasure. Glad it was of help.
the, Romantic Movement was set back on it's proper course late in the 20th Century thanks to Miss Ayn Rand - and God Bless Her for that!
Tintern Abbey was the final poem in Lyrical Ballads.....The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Coleridge was first...
Thanks!
Please upload the full lecture.
I had trouble with the recording. I will do it again in March.
Erggg, can you post the rest of the lecture please?
Sorry, that was when the recording cut off.
Hey, how come this lecture cuts off all of a sudden at the end?
Incompetence with technology.
@@LitProf there is nothing incompetent about you at all - thank you for your work
At that time, coughing wouldn't cause any panic.
An excellent lecture but please note Tintern Abbey is in on the English Bank of the Wye with SOUTH Wales on the opposite bank of the River not North Wales as you suggest.
Thanks.
Oops sorry my mistake.... on the Welsh Bank of the River but still SOUTH Wales
Noted!