THE LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW by Washington Irving: Breakdown & Analysis
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
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In this video I'm talking about "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow," a short story by Washington Irving. In this video we'll look at character development, symbolism, and other topics you might see on a test or in an essay question. If you were looking for a summary or the history behind the story, check out my first "Sleepy Hollow" video here: • THE LEGEND OF SLEEPY H...
Good luck!
Who is the storyteller? 0:35
Ichabod character analysis 5:44, 22:36, 27:08
Competing versions of masculinity 8:10, 17:17
Ichabod's views on women 8:50, 14:19
Katrina character analysis 11:12, 15:24
Food & wealth 12:20, 27:37
Brom character analysis 16:14, 22:09
Courtship 18:39
The quilting frolic 24:20
Racism 28:25
Racing the Headless Horseman 31:41
What does the Horseman represent? 33:52
Hope that helps! If you have questions or you were interested in a different story or author, let me know in the comments and I'll see what I can do.:)
Irving, Washington. “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.” Washington Irving: History , Tales and Sketches, The Library of America, 1983, pp. 1058-1088.
© 2021 Carrie Hoover
I've loved this story since I was a kid when I saw the Disney movie. Thank you for making these videos.
I can never read the book the same way again. Thank you for the in-depth analysis!
Wow, really excellent insights into this obtuse little story! One other note I’ll add-the fact that Ichabod is invited to the party the day of is probably a sign he was invited as an afterthought. But of course, this doesn’t cross his mind!
This channel helps me a lot, thank you
There is a silent movie version of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow wherein we see Brom Bones as he turns out to be the Headless Horseman in disguise as he scares Ichabod Crane out of Sleepy Hollow.
Absolutely fantastic. Thank you very much.
I just read "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" for fun, but I was... a little confused.
This explanation helped me make the connections I missed. Thank you.
Thank you. By the way, I hope you do Othello or Macbeth or Paradise Lost sometime in the future. Up to you of course, but just thought I'd mention them.
Wow. What an awesome analysis.
I'm about to write a research paper on this story and your analysis helped me a lot! Thanks!
Good luck on your paper!
I am an adult with school many years behind me and I found this very helpful and informative! Just read this today to kick off spooky season. 👻🎃 I’ve never been good at reading comprehension and getting the hidden meaning from things so I really benefit from a good explanation. I do strive to get better! 😁 Next on my list is Dracula and Frankenstein. I’ll be returning to see if you cover those as well!
Dracula is a great idea! Thanks for watching!
Can you review Bram Stokers Dracula?
Thank you again Carrie
I hope it was helpful!
Well done. I can't remember reading the book but am familiar with rhe names. I am going to the library to read it again. Narrator was well spoken. I throughly enjoyed. Well done my friend.
I'm about to write a research paper(a long annotated bibliography) for my american Lit class and this really helped, because the original text is a little confusing lol
Good luck on your paper!
This was excellent 👏
Do you think you could give an analysis of peter pan or the jungle book?
There's one odd inversion where generally it's the city folk (educated outsiders) who are skeptics.
I’m curious about Washington Irving’s opinions on slavery and abolition. Was he in favor of slow progression towards freedom or immediate freedom?
Do Call of Cthulhu 🐙
How did whashington irving celebrate nature and women?