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For anyone who wants to know, the Romeo and Juliet part of the lecture starts at 41:04. =)
Thaaaanks!!!
Si, grazie 🌹
Thanks a lot!
Titz
Thank you so much for posting this time stamp.
Lecture split 52:00
Is there any chance this lecture series could be made into a podcast? I love to listen while working out, but the RUclips format makes it tough!
It is pretty straightforward to convert youtube to MP3
You can pay for play in background I believe
How do you spell “thumas” - the word that the professor refers to several times in relation to aggression and violence?
it is "thumos" (θυμοσ). Ιt is a greek word for passion/heart.
@@MaartenVHelden thank you!
@@jonlap7027 YW in the next lecture he calls it spiritedness ruclips.net/video/I5pKFOP5rL0/видео.html
'Shakespeare' also wrote Don Quixote. Read the paper, on SirBacon.
@29:58 on killing your prisoners, Julius Caesar in Gaul had his prisoners' hands cut off. I would rather lose a hand than my life.
@40:00,,,,,,,,,romeo and juliet begins @48:30
What is Pain for the BritishIs Du Pain (Bread) for the French.
The reason the scene is in French is that it was written for performance at court, where the aristocrats would get the joke; double entendre. Now, I'd like to hear from the professor where he thinks Shakespeare learned his French.
For anyone who wants to know, the Romeo and Juliet part of the lecture starts at 41:04. =)
Thaaaanks!!!
Si, grazie 🌹
Thanks a lot!
Titz
Thank you so much for posting this time stamp.
Lecture split 52:00
Is there any chance this lecture series could be made into a podcast? I love to listen while working out, but the RUclips format makes it tough!
It is pretty straightforward to convert youtube to MP3
You can pay for play in background I believe
How do you spell “thumas” - the word that the professor refers to several times in relation to aggression and violence?
it is "thumos" (θυμοσ). Ιt is a greek word for passion/heart.
@@MaartenVHelden thank you!
@@jonlap7027 YW in the next lecture he calls it spiritedness ruclips.net/video/I5pKFOP5rL0/видео.html
'Shakespeare' also wrote Don Quixote. Read the paper, on SirBacon.
@29:58 on killing your prisoners, Julius Caesar in Gaul had his prisoners' hands cut off. I would rather lose a hand than my life.
@40:00,,,,,,,,,romeo and juliet begins @48:30
What is Pain for the British
Is Du Pain (Bread) for the French.
The reason the scene is in French is that it was written for performance at court, where the aristocrats would get the joke; double entendre. Now, I'd like to hear from the professor where he thinks Shakespeare learned his French.