What a wonderful series and priceless opportunity for anyone in the world to learn about the world’s greatest writer from this great teacher-for free!! My second time through it, this course twice left me exhausted, enlightened, inspired and daunted by how much more there is to learn. Thank you, Professor Cantor!
You probably dont care but if you guys are bored like me atm you can stream all of the new series on InstaFlixxer. Been streaming with my girlfriend for the last couple of weeks =)
It s the second time I ve listened to your lecture in preparation for my class. Big Thank you! Great presentation. Seen others, but that s my favourite!
At about the one hour mark Professor Cantor goes off on a little tangent where he discusses Prospero's backstory as if it were part of the drama rather than just a few lines in a speech. Other than that, I thought the lecture was on point even if i tend to think of this play as more about power than love.
Two lectures and no mention of colonialism! Could it be that "colonialism theory" might have next to nothing to teach us about this play, and would tend to distract us from focusing on its actual themes, ideas, and allusions?
What a wonderful series and priceless opportunity for anyone in the world to learn about the world’s greatest writer from this great teacher-for free!! My second time through it, this course twice left me exhausted, enlightened, inspired and daunted by how much more there is to learn. Thank you, Professor Cantor!
Forget Netflix I'm bingeing these lectures. Thx Prof.
Shakespeare lecture and chill?
I know, I love Shakespeare but he's just so fun to listen to
He does look cool though
OUTSTANDING, to use an understatement.
This is such a great course I learned a tun. Thank you prof. Cantor!!❤
Thank you, Professor
You probably dont care but if you guys are bored like me atm you can stream all of the new series on InstaFlixxer. Been streaming with my girlfriend for the last couple of weeks =)
@Marcos Reign Yea, have been using Instaflixxer for years myself :)
What an awesome speaker. I have really enjoyed these lectures and plan on reading all Cantor's recommendations.
It s the second time I ve listened to your lecture in preparation for my class. Big Thank you! Great presentation. Seen others, but that s my favourite!
Excellent
Excellent! Thanks a lot! 👏
At about the one hour mark Professor Cantor goes off on a little tangent where he discusses Prospero's backstory as if it were part of the drama rather than just a few lines in a speech. Other than that, I thought the lecture was on point even if i tend to think of this play as more about power than love.
a fitting end to an outstanding series.
excellent lecture
Loved it.
Those shades are badass
so nice sir
So someone else is a fan of Klitchko!!!!
Two lectures and no mention of colonialism! Could it be that "colonialism theory" might have next to nothing to teach us about this play, and would tend to distract us from focusing on its actual themes, ideas, and allusions?
Ok Harold Bloom
I thought he 'atomised' Shakespeare's politics correctly.
a link to part 1 would be useful
@31:49
A troopa.
🐗 We're waiting for you to come around professor. Your Elizabethan politics await only the facts.