The best teacher ever..i have seen, heard on any online platform...is you........i wish I had you as my college professor..........i won't call uh the best teacher coz even that would be a understatement for you nd your efforts........... really thankful!!
00:02 Keats' understanding of immortality and its price 02:49 Keats faced ridicule but wrote Ode on a Grecian Urn despite his illness 07:56 Keats describes the urn as an unravished bride of quietness and the foster child of silence and slow time 10:39 The urn symbolizes silence and slow time, protecting and preserving its history. 15:57 The first stanza depicts a vibrant scene on the urn. 18:17 The speaker urges the musicians to play on and talks about a couple in love under a tree. 22:48 The urn symbolizes eternal happiness and love. 25:06 Real happiness comes just before the moment of getting something. 29:30 A mysterious priest leads a ritual procession with a cow to be sacrificed. 31:41 The procession represents both celebration and loneliness. 36:02 The urn being referred to as cold pastoral 38:20 The poem discusses the longevity and different perspectives of human suffering. 43:00 The urn represents the concept of beauty and truth as eternal and unchanging. 45:24 Art and poetry can elevate from object to idea, bringing history to life. 50:01 Keats explores the concept of immortality through the Grecian Urn. 52:25 Keats desires to leave an impact through art and seeks truth.
You can share if you wish. Sometimes students don't share fearing that their competitors will get advantage in exam😀. Literature is not a viral worthy content. It grows slowly but grows with real people who stay on. And what matters to us is real students like you. Even one person is worth a million in terms of love and respect. 😊
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First I read all these poems myself..if I don't understand something then I get angry..then I come to you..and then the way you explain the poem...I start crying, laughing, getting shocked..And I start thinking why all this doesn't come to my mind..how can anyone think like this... Thankyou Mam❤
@@Aishwarya0130 you have no idea how good it is that you read the poems by yourself first. Now you are so young so you are feeling this way. But soon you will grow independent and your confidence will grow. As you will grow in age, life will teach you how to look differently at things that you are reading now. And then, one day, you will be teaching others how to see differently.
Thank you once again ma'am! Needless to say, 'ts the best ever explanation of this poem. A humble request ma'am, will it be possible for you to cover "Dejection: an Ode" by Coleridge?
I am sooo loving your lectures. I have my exam day after tomorrow and your explanation is a holy grail to me. I get so engrossed in your explanations that I found myself lost in Shelley's life in the previous videos. Kindly do a video on Victorian Poets. Love❤️
Ma'am beauty is that is felt through the by and far of anything. It wouldn't be a momentary manifestation. Beauty is acceptance. Beauty is approval. Beauty is recognition. Anything that is served is beautiful in some context. Like the beautiful pristine white Mercedes is dirty at the wheels. The mirror glasses on either sides might reflect a hungry beggar and a bloodshed accident but does the Mercedes lose its Beauty?? No. Because life is beautiful in its own essence. The reflections are meant for acceptance. Everything is beautiful.. And happy holi Ma'am. Continue spreading the Beauty of your knowledge in the same colorful way you doing. Lots of love and respect 🙏 ❤
Given how famous this poem is, as well as the fact Eliot explained the Waste Land was inspired by From Ritual to Romance which heavily refences the Golden Bough, it's weird that so many exegetes *only* see the Chaucer reference in "April is the cruelest month..." The lilac is a fairly clear reference to the nymph Syringa. Pan chased her until she decided to turn into a shrub to evade him. As this sort of assault is one of the main themes, if not THE main theme, of the Waste Land, *and* Eliot also ironically references the Ode to the Nightingale with the change of Philomela, I'm shocked that more people don't automatically realize April is the cruelest month because it is a celebration of animal (and human) sacrifices.
Hello ma'am, I really find your videos very useful for me and the way you explain is amazing. If a lecturer like you are there, no argument that lit would be my most favourite subject. I like to study under your guidance. I highly appreciate if you can make a video on "A beautiful young nymph going to bed" and "A satirical elegy on the Death of a Late Famous General" by Jonathan Swift as I am getting ready for an exam on this 26th. And waiting for your explanation on "To Autumn" too. Coz we have Keats' three odes ; Ode to a Nightingale, Ode on a Grecian urn and "To Autumn" as well. Thank you very much for your greatly explained videos..🙏🙏🙏🙏
Ma'am can you explain John Donne's Poem " Canonization" and Dylan Thomas's poem " Poem on his birthday" 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 please ma'am earnest request to you 🙏🥺🥺🥺
Maam the line “sylvan Historian, who can thus express … our rhyme” is he considering history more superior than or poetry. Or something like trying to study the nature of poetry. do u have any analysis on this ?
Ma'm I have a question. I don't whether it's a questionable question or not ? Why there is 'On' in Ode on a Grecian and why not 'to' as there is 'to' in Ode to Melancholy
@@NibblePopSo here is not any rocket grammar . That means we can say Ode to a Grecian Urn if we talk about only the urn not what is painted on it. Please ma'm elaborate it I'm very confused about this 'to-on' proposition.
@@NibblePop That means Keats is talking to the Melancholy metaphorically or indirectly in person in his 'Ode to Melancholy' or to the nightingale in his Nightingale Ode or to autumn in 'To Autumn'? Can we say that on is used for the fact that Keats is not talking with the urn in person instead he is just talking about the urn to any undesignated listener or audience.
Good evening mam, instead of your very remarkable explanation, I am not able to get this "beauty is truth and truth beauty" I am a bit confused that's why I am not able to get the wholesome idea. Could you please explain in simplest terms so that I may remember this in my exams
Which books are good ?(writer/publication) 1.Major Barbara,2.Waiting for Godot,3.Paradise Lost(Book-4),4.A Prologue to the Canterbury Tales. Please inform me sir.
Ma'am first of all thanks a lot... Actually on 30.20 min you..sorry but it's... On that time "don't grieve" point should not be there it's a part of 2nd stanza.. Might be some editing mistake.. That can't effect the video but still I personally don't want to see that someone unknown say this to you.. Hope you understand And again thank you please support us like this
@@AB-fg3xl the point about not grieving is actually extended to the idea of death in the following stanza as well. So it is not a mistake but is like a connector
Hello mam can you make a video on how to prepare short notes and short questions from any text. Your contents are too great mam thank you for helping us.
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The best teacher ever..i have seen, heard on any online platform...is you........i wish I had you as my college professor..........i won't call uh the best teacher coz even that would be a understatement for you nd your efforts........... really thankful!!
I am so glad to come across her in youtube too
00:02 Keats' understanding of immortality and its price
02:49 Keats faced ridicule but wrote Ode on a Grecian Urn despite his illness
07:56 Keats describes the urn as an unravished bride of quietness and the foster child of silence and slow time
10:39 The urn symbolizes silence and slow time, protecting and preserving its history.
15:57 The first stanza depicts a vibrant scene on the urn.
18:17 The speaker urges the musicians to play on and talks about a couple in love under a tree.
22:48 The urn symbolizes eternal happiness and love.
25:06 Real happiness comes just before the moment of getting something.
29:30 A mysterious priest leads a ritual procession with a cow to be sacrificed.
31:41 The procession represents both celebration and loneliness.
36:02 The urn being referred to as cold pastoral
38:20 The poem discusses the longevity and different perspectives of human suffering.
43:00 The urn represents the concept of beauty and truth as eternal and unchanging.
45:24 Art and poetry can elevate from object to idea, bringing history to life.
50:01 Keats explores the concept of immortality through the Grecian Urn.
52:25 Keats desires to leave an impact through art and seeks truth.
Why is your channel so underrated... It deserves millions and millions of subscriptions.
You can share if you wish. Sometimes students don't share fearing that their competitors will get advantage in exam😀.
Literature is not a viral worthy content. It grows slowly but grows with real people who stay on. And what matters to us is real students like you. Even one person is worth a million in terms of love and respect. 😊
I have been searching for a person who could explain so well and deep and I found you.
Your explanation is helping me a lot.
Thank you mam. ❤
THE BEST TEACHER EVER. NO ONE CAN EVER TEACH LITERATURE BETTER THAN YOU MAAM
Your videos never fail to amaze me !
The way you go through the poems , no one else can do it 💝🥀
Respected Ma'am your way of explaining the things is absolutely outstanding. Lots of love and respect from Pakistan
Your way of explaining is as beautiful as the poem ❤
Thank you🙏
Wow! 😍 I am extremely happy to receive notification of this one. Thanks for honouring our request ma'am. 🙏 Happy Holi. I hope you had a wonderful one. 😊
Happy holi
You are a savior Ma'am. Indebted to you for your efforts in making us understand each and every point so descriptively.
First I read all these poems myself..if I don't understand something then I get angry..then I come to you..and then the way you explain the poem...I start crying, laughing, getting shocked..And I start thinking why all this doesn't come to my mind..how can anyone think like this... Thankyou Mam❤
@@Aishwarya0130 you have no idea how good it is that you read the poems by yourself first. Now you are so young so you are feeling this way. But soon you will grow independent and your confidence will grow. As you will grow in age, life will teach you how to look differently at things that you are reading now. And then, one day, you will be teaching others how to see differently.
Highly thankful! Such a worthy explanation! You rendered it the best way possible!
Thank you for your kind words
Very detailed note on the most beautiful poem ever..
A really brilliant lesson by you mam! I m literally unwilling to move my sight away of the lesson! Really fantabulous
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That's truly amazing ma'am.
May God bless you
What a life like lecture it is ! I fall !
You are the best teacher I have everseen❤
You are such good teacher ma'm.
Thank you once again ma'am! Needless to say, 'ts the best ever explanation of this poem. A humble request ma'am, will it be possible for you to cover "Dejection: an Ode" by Coleridge?
Maam your explanation is wonderful.please maam upload more poems of John Keats.
Thank you for this deep and precise analysis
Best Teacher😊
The one thing I appreciate is the English translation ❤
Because for English students English exp is best
Your teaching method is growing on me, think i am gonna stick with it bit longer.
Having Lines in front of me and playing this video, making my own notes.
Here we go❤
Such a a great teacher you are maam❤
Wonderfully explained
The lesson was clear as water....
Thank you
Thankyou ma'am for amazing lectures... ❤❤❤
I am sooo loving your lectures. I have my exam day after tomorrow and your explanation is a holy grail to me. I get so engrossed in your explanations that I found myself lost in Shelley's life in the previous videos. Kindly do a video on Victorian Poets. Love❤️
Best of luck dear.
I had made a video on Dover Beach long back. Check that out. Also check the video on historical background of victorian era.
Watched this lecture of yours twice and made note out of this, now I'm feeling like i can even teach 😂 others abt this Ode ❤
Thnks Mam❤
Thank you ma'am for your wonderful explanation 💞
The shield of achilles is an example of Ecphrasis
Ma'am beauty is that is felt through the by and far of anything. It wouldn't be a momentary manifestation. Beauty is acceptance. Beauty is approval. Beauty is recognition. Anything that is served is beautiful in some context. Like the beautiful pristine white Mercedes is dirty at the wheels. The mirror glasses on either sides might reflect a hungry beggar and a bloodshed accident but does the Mercedes lose its Beauty?? No. Because life is beautiful in its own essence. The reflections are meant for acceptance. Everything is beautiful..
And happy holi Ma'am. Continue spreading the Beauty of your knowledge in the same colorful way you doing.
Lots of love and respect 🙏 ❤
Wao, what a comment! 🥰
Beauty is joy forever.
Given how famous this poem is, as well as the fact Eliot explained the Waste Land was inspired by From Ritual to Romance which heavily refences the Golden Bough, it's weird that so many exegetes *only* see the Chaucer reference in "April is the cruelest month..." The lilac is a fairly clear reference to the nymph Syringa. Pan chased her until she decided to turn into a shrub to evade him. As this sort of assault is one of the main themes, if not THE main theme, of the Waste Land, *and* Eliot also ironically references the Ode to the Nightingale with the change of Philomela, I'm shocked that more people don't automatically realize April is the cruelest month because it is a celebration of animal (and human) sacrifices.
I will make sure I mention this when I make videos on waste land
Beautiful explanation.
I have a question ma'am. It says here that everything in that picture is frozen but how come the young man sing and cannot even stop it 21:34
The act of singing is captured in art, the music is not real but imagined.
I'm doing my master's and it's very helpful for preparing net jrf. Thank you so much
Hello ma'am, I really find your videos very useful for me and the way you explain is amazing. If a lecturer like you are there, no argument that lit would be my most favourite subject. I like to study under your guidance.
I highly appreciate if you can make a video on "A beautiful young nymph going to bed" and "A satirical elegy on the Death of a Late Famous General" by Jonathan Swift as I am getting ready for an exam on this 26th.
And waiting for your explanation on "To Autumn" too. Coz we have Keats' three odes ; Ode to a Nightingale, Ode on a Grecian urn and "To Autumn" as well.
Thank you very much for your greatly explained videos..🙏🙏🙏🙏
"Musee des Beaux Arts" ....An ekphrastic poem by Auden...
Perfect
Hidden gem ❤🎉😊
Shield of Achilles by Auden is also an example of Ecphrasis
Yes, perfectly pointed out 😊
Last 10 mins of lecture ❤️
Thanks for the details. it is too informative being a literature pupil.
Mam could you please reupload vanity of human wishes? It would be of great help.
Lovely explanation ma'am thank you ❤
Thank you so much ma'am 🌸
Ma'am I really love ur videos, they are awesome, I request u pls make a video on On His Blindness
Nicely explained in detail.
wow........😍😍😍😍😍 thank you very much maam
Ma'am your lectures are really wonderful and very informative...it would be very helpful if you kindly analyse John Donne's poem " Good Morrow"...
Ma'am can you please make a video on effective ways of writing critical analysis of a prose?
Thank you Ma'am ❤
Excellent explanation!
Ma'am please explain "Eve of St Agnes" by Keats p
Thank you ma'am 😊
"Musee des Beaux Arts" by W.H. Auden...is an example of Ekphrastic
Yes
Ma'am can you explain John Donne's Poem " Canonization" and Dylan Thomas's poem " Poem on his birthday" 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 please ma'am earnest request to you 🙏🥺🥺🥺
Already uploaded .
Mam please make a video on the mayor of casterbridge
Yes. Exactly! Ma'am please do. 🙏
Excellent lecture.
Maam the line “sylvan Historian, who can thus express … our rhyme” is he considering history more superior than or poetry.
Or something like trying to study the nature of poetry. do u have any analysis on this ?
Great lecture Thank you
Ma'am, could you upload the deep analysis of the short story of "Divorcee by Ken SaroWiwa "?
'The Shield of Achilles' by W. H. Auden one such poem that could be brought under the term 'ecphrasis'.
Ma'm I have a question.
I don't whether it's a questionable question or not ?
Why there is 'On' in Ode on a Grecian and why not 'to' as there is 'to' in Ode to Melancholy
Because he is talking more about what is painted on the urn.
@@NibblePopSo here is not any rocket grammar .
That means we can say Ode to a Grecian Urn if we talk about only the urn not what is painted on it.
Please ma'm elaborate it I'm very confused about this 'to-on' proposition.
* if we talk "to" the urn, and not "on" whatever it represents. See, I talked "on" Messi the other day, and I talked "to" my daughter.
@@NibblePop That means Keats is talking to the Melancholy metaphorically or indirectly in person in his 'Ode to Melancholy' or to the nightingale in his Nightingale Ode or to autumn in 'To Autumn'?
Can we say that on is used for the fact that Keats is not talking with the urn in person instead he is just talking about the urn to any undesignated listener or audience.
I guess so
Lovely loved it thank you so much mam for the enlightenment❤
Good evening mam, instead of your very remarkable explanation, I am not able to get this "beauty is truth and truth beauty" I am a bit confused that's why I am not able to get the wholesome idea. Could you please explain in simplest terms so that I may remember this in my exams
Ma'am
Can you please make an analysis on Shakespeare's Twelfth Night and Marlowe's Doctor Faustus?
I have twelfth night in my plan
@@NibblePop Thank you Ma'am for your swift reply. The students of Delhi University will be greatly benefitted if you embark on that venture.
Which books are good ?(writer/publication)
1.Major Barbara,2.Waiting for Godot,3.Paradise Lost(Book-4),4.A Prologue to the Canterbury Tales.
Please inform me sir.
Respected Ma'am
Can you analyze the two poems mentioned in our syllabi for Second Semester:- "The Sunne Rising" and "A Valediction"? Please Ma'am
Ma'am first of all thanks a lot...
Actually on 30.20 min you..sorry but it's... On that time "don't grieve" point should not be there it's a part of 2nd stanza.. Might be some editing mistake.. That can't effect the video but still I personally don't want to see that someone unknown say this to you.. Hope you understand
And again thank you please support us like this
@@AB-fg3xl thank you dear ❣️
@@AB-fg3xl the point about not grieving is actually extended to the idea of death in the following stanza as well. So it is not a mistake but is like a connector
Thanks 🙏 a bundle mam. Mam please make a video on Hyperion!!!
Would you do?
Will you make video on Hyperion?
Very nice Mam
Hello mam can you make a video on how to prepare short notes and short questions from any text. Your contents are too great mam thank you for helping us.
Thanks for the suggestion. I will try to make a video on it.
Miss do you have any class on Hamlet??
Not yet
You are unique ❤️
Mam please, discuss about sem 6 general english 3rd choice 2022
Ma'am what does the word 'leaf-fring'd' mean?
Bordered with leaves.
🙏🙏🙏
Mam WBSU university aar 2nd Sem ki Online na offline mode aa hobee. Please aktu bolun.
Offline I think.
Musee des beaux arts by Auden ex of Ecphrasis
Musee Des Beaux Arts
Already done. Please check channel. You may search with "musee des beaux nibblepop"