Tess of the d'Urbervilles by Thomas Hardy - | NET SET | British Literature | Heena Wadhwani

[@purohitchintan66]

Fate is simply the result of our own actions in the past. There is no power in the world that can change it. You are the master of your own destiny. What you do today will shape your tomorrow. Hardy strongly believed in the concept of determinism, the idea that all events, including human actions and choices, are predetermined by prior causes and that there is no true free will. This philosophical outlook is evident in his major novels, where his protagonists are often portrayed as victims of fate, chance, and circumstance rather than masters of their own destinies. We can’t know anything, but we can be in a state where we can be aware of our ignorance.

[@pragatithakur3360]

ohh lord! i still remember me , the whole class even our professor crying reading the end. and it made me cry today too after listening the video. thankyou for the nerration maam. it is one of my most favorite novels and very close to my heart. Tess did not deserve this she was the purest soul ever.

[@KalyaniVallath]

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[@MCARajatChauhan]

Very well presented. Very crucial for NET JRF SET

[@subhendudutta5720]

To the point, crisp and interesting. . as always

[@KalyaniVallath]

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[@Nandhini056]

Satisfied summary with clear points. The choice of words. Thankyou ma'am

[@KalyaniVallath]

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[@Shabbir-yi6jg]

Great style

[@deepaaindla8523]

Love your narration Heena ma'am ❤

[@KalyaniVallath]

Thanks a lot 😊

[@bipulray2294]

I never thought I could cry after listening to a lecture 🙏🙏 I believe this novel is better presented by u than written by Mr.Hardy

[@kuldeepkumarsrivastava506]

Extremely Invaluable

[@KalyaniVallath]

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[@purohitchintan66]

Tess's sensuality and affinity with nature are portrayed as irresistible forces that draw her and Angel Clare together, despite their attempts to resist their love.

[@parvathystc9834]

Like listening to your narration of those novels i have read 👍👍

[@KalyaniVallath]

Keep watching ☺️

[@MashisEnglishAcademy]

it is amazing...your explain is soo good..thank u so much

[@KalyaniVallath]

You are most welcome

[@Humanist240]

Mam, I'm a student from Pakistan. I'm really impressed by your way of things as well as teaching methods; the way you portray a story in an interesting way. ❤

[@KalyaniVallath]

Thank you so much

[@user-bi7gy4un5j]

Thank you so much ma'am.

[@KalyaniVallath]

Most welcome 😊

[@harmanjeetkaurbains4950]

Thank you so much mam 😊🎉

[@KalyaniVallath]

Most welcome 😊

[@AnanyaPanwar-el5li]

Thanku

[@mehrkhadija8298]

Really Amazing Accent and well explained ❤thank You Ma'am ☺️

[@Sudheer9104]

Thank you so much ma'am 💞

[@KalyaniVallath]

Most welcome 😊

[@priyankadeybakshi2720]

My favourite story. Read it in original text nd have watched the movie ( 1998 version) several times. It is at youtube.

[@KalyaniVallath]

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[@sabitrisahoo6740]

Rabindranath Tagor got Noble prize in 1913
W.B. Yeats got Noble prize in 1923

[@KalyaniVallath]

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[@Induwaraweerasinghe]

nice

[@KalyaniVallath]

Thanks

[@Jaif23]

Long live Tess 😢

[@KalyaniVallath]

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[@bhattvikash5798]

Mam could you please teach STRUCTURE , CRAFT , NARRATOLOGY and RELATED ASPECTS of THE THEORY OF FICTION.?
It would be a grate help to me.

[@KalyaniVallath]

I’ll try

[@vijayagouthamikommalapati9478]

Well taught Madam

[@KalyaniVallath]

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[@94-jaspreetkaur57]

💔poor girl.. wonderful narration as always.

[@KalyaniVallath]

Thanks for listening

[@Uselesstalk]

I request to you "Samson Agonistes" by John Milton ❤

[@KalyaniVallath]

Will try

[@Uselesstalk]

@@KalyaniVallath thank you mam

[@abdulmalik-vn4jt]

Very nice touching thank you ma'am I would like to watch the movie where can I find it

[@KalyaniVallath]

RUclips!

[@ArvinYonzon]

Can you please do 'The Importance of Being Earnest' by Oscar Wilde.

[@KalyaniVallath]

Will try

[@zainmorgan5241]

Not triangle love, but multi angle love.
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