Such an interesting way to deal with the topic by forming multiple connections based on sociopolitical history. I greatly appreciate your lectures, Ma'am.
You didn’t mention Aphra Behn in your discussion of female writers. She was second only to Dryden in number of plays produced during her active period. I think she deserves to be mentioned, also as the first woman to make her living as a writer. You mention a lesser known female playwright who only wrote 3, to Aphra Behn’s 17.
While I am glad that Aphra Behn comes up in another lecture, if a viewer watched this video on its own, he or she would leave with the impression that there were no women writers on the level of the other names mentioned. By mentioning someone else, who is dismissed as having only written 3 plays, it appears that the professor has exhausted the list. Perhaps she could have referred to the other lecture and acknowledged that there were women who were writing professionally and prolifically.
Please see that this is a lecture series (30 plus lectures) on a particular course and hence a listener/student is not expected to hear only one lecture and form an opinion. The lectures to the best of my knowledge (since i took this course as an online student) are arranged in a chronological order. I am sure you will also agree that the professor spoke not only about Behn but also about lesser known writers. Cheers, Dileep
Such an interesting way to deal with the topic by forming multiple connections based on sociopolitical history. I greatly appreciate your lectures, Ma'am.
Your excellent presentation appreciated.
Thank you so much Mam..🙏 ..it is very understandable for me..
Thank u very much...
Very helpful....keep on making more videos
Can we have the detailed explanation on the trends and forms that emerged in drama during the restoration era?
Mam please tells about heroic tragedy
Everything is ok..... but mam plz explain slowly...
Madam, due to subtitles, no is able to see the screen properly.
Awesome ma'am. Thank you
Great madam
Madom please deffrence between restoration drama and Shakespeare drama answer heli madom please
Nice video
Thanks mam
Good class
You are looking more beautiful in this, compared to other videos. This Jacket suits you. 😅
It would be better if you talk slowly Madam..the content is good but the introduction is not....
You didn’t mention Aphra Behn in your discussion of female writers. She was second only to Dryden in number of plays produced during her active period. I think she deserves to be mentioned, also as the first woman to make her living as a writer. You mention a lesser known female playwright who only wrote 3, to Aphra Behn’s 17.
The professor has already discussed Aphra Ben in Lec 9a (previous lecture). Kindly refer to that.
While I am glad that Aphra Behn comes up in another lecture, if a viewer watched this video on its own, he or she would leave with the impression that there were no women writers on the level of the other names mentioned. By mentioning someone else, who is dismissed as having only written 3 plays, it appears that the professor has exhausted the list. Perhaps she could have referred to the other lecture and acknowledged that there were women who were writing professionally and prolifically.
Please see that this is a lecture series (30 plus lectures) on a particular course and hence a listener/student is not expected to hear only one lecture and form an opinion. The lectures to the best of my knowledge (since i took this course as an online student) are arranged in a chronological order.
I am sure you will also agree that the professor spoke not only about Behn but also about lesser known writers.
Cheers, Dileep
Oh! in the same video , Aphra Behn is discussed! Please see from 25.47 onwards...
Lol she's mentioned. :)
Mam can u explain it in more clear way?? I think you ran too fast..
Bilkol smaj Ni ah rhai..bus read kr rhai ha
She would if she could in 1668, not in 1688
Bab re bab kya English bolrai😂😂😂😂
Mam everything was correct btt dint understand anything
Please Urdu ma bhi bat Kia kry
She is rather reading it with an imcomprehensible oogah boogah accent
It feels like I'm listening to a news reports on Television.. Who is raning out if time.