Fire pain Joy acceptance Death rebirth Rebirth change

I liked the analysis but Gagriella has confused sickle and scythe. A sickle has a long blade with a short handle and is used with one hand. Whereas a scythe has a bigger blade and a very long handle which needs both hands and takes the movement of the whole body to use. A scythe would be used to cut a field of hay a sickle is used to cut small patches of grass or weeds. The grim reaper is seen with a scythe and the communists use the hammer and sickle to represent industry and agriculture.

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Whoo! That was really, _really_ powerful 😮 Great monolog 🎭

A deal is a deal! ❤️it!👍🤩

3000 crowns or a pound of your flesh! Best Shakespeare book: ❤it!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

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I love this one so much. I always come back to it. I do wish it were a bit longer but it’s beautiful and peaceful.

The interpretation of poem was extremely outstanding. Thank you madam for such details. I think one literary device can be added more parallelism (First line of second stanza

Very, very cute and endearing little Cairn puppy. Every home should have one ❤. Terriers are healing and endlessly watchable. Thank you for posting this, it has helped my heart 🤗🤗🤗

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Shakespeare which is after the soul of man in music😅

We miss ours every day. Toby was a little insane, but worth the trip to crazy town.

OWN a Cairn Terrier? Ha! They own us. BTW, ahe looks just like my girl as a puppy.

5 out of 5 good explanation, easy and quick

I also resined from psychoanalysis because they weren’t interested in the cause and treatment of my psychotic patients who had damage to their psychies that dated from infancy. Freud knew how important our unconscious minds are, but he didn’t seem to realize that our unconscious mind begins with our nonverbal relationship with our mother in the first few years of life. Freud lost his mother at 1 when she had another baby, and then he lost the servant who took over his mothering when she was fired for stealing when he was 2 1/2. This probably caused the addiction to cigars that caused the cancer that ended his days at 83; still addicted to the very end. Psychoanalysis unfortunately became institutionalized instead of scientific so they couldn’t listen to and learn from clinicians like Alice Miller and me. Science must be based on our ignorance, and not on beliefs. Winnicott helped me to save my first psychotic patient because he could communicate and learn from mothers and children. He wrote extensively about the True and False Selves, as I’m sure you know. Unfortunately we live in a male dominated left brain world that devalues our right brain functions of emotions and human relationships, so it’s no wonder that we seem to be on the road to self extinction. Women can understand and value emotions better than we men, in general, but they are considered to be second class or no class citizens around the world, so they aren’t listened to, and men like me suffer the same fate, unfortunately 😱 Edward Childe BSc MD CM

The only chance we have is to break away from hardened fronts and institutions . To communicate directly to one another, listen, speak to find common ground,language and build on that . Shakespeare understood that and it is now more urgent than ever . Turning man against man is the most potent weapon of mass destruction .

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its wonderful experience to watch your video thanks for the explanation

Alice miller detailed the crimes of parents towards their children. Her damming observations on the average Mother and the conditionality of Mothers love towards their child is why society and modern feminism has conveniently overlooked Millers important insights.

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thank you for providing educatinon for my poem hungry soul ;) great work! I like the last bit of the poem, where you actually misspoke in the video and said "no man ever wrote...". By your change you also highlighted the importance of the I there ("I never wirt") (nice lapsus). The end of the poem is so tricky and genious because the author states he cannot be proven wrong, just because the poem is there, it has been written. And therefor the reader cannot prove otherwise. So first he claims the full truth of what he says this poem. But it is not only this. He makes this general poem - formal, as you described it - very personal. That is also what love is. You are yourself in this wager with all your sanity (when it turns out, for example, that love dies, you may ask yourself questions about other fundamental things in your life). I love these twists Shakespeare. Here, it's all in that last line But you really do have to take time to ask those questions and "simmer in that poetic juicyness" :)

Thank you. This poem analysis really helped me in my studies!

Great work!

I am an adult learner and a mistake in school means that I had not studied pre 1900 text for this Friday's exam. I am currently 9 poems into the anthology. You have saved my life.

My name is Eric Istudy senior five hgl but literature is very difficult

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Fairburns libidinal and anti libidinal ego is another fantastic way of showing this premise. It’s something we can feel today in ourselves if hurt or needing validation. The polar opposites of the libidinal ego needing the exciting object, and the repression of anger, hatred and rejection of the anti libidinal ego.. 🧐

Object relations. The most important aspect of our development. Something I believe every single human being should be taught in school! Love Kline.. such a brilliant mind & a real visionary to advance freuds work. Great vid, thanks 🙏

Thank you for this analysis. I will now purchase or borrow the book to read and explore. The late author m, John E Bradshaw (Homecoming: Reclaiming and Championing Your Inner Child), quotes her quite a bit in his works.

The band Age of Haeven dedicated a whole album to this poem. I highly recommend listening to it

I love this video. I would really like to watch more analysis like this, but at the moment it looks like you haven't upload in a while.

Really trying to reach a great grandfather of mine, as I've been feeling pulled towards him. I got to meet him, and got such love from him ❤ thank you 🥹🥹

Well I have an exam 6 hours later and I'm lucky enough to find 2 poems of my exam here and I'm sure that I'll find more as I continue....and thank you so much fr your work and your passions that I can even feel from the screen

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Wow!...nicely put 👍(❤from India) . Came here because of her analysis of Adolf Hitler's childhood.

Can you make videos on the Modern and Postmodern age in English literature?

Perfect keep going

The "An Elegy Written by Country Churchyard. Please explain this poem

I'm from India. This poem in my Book.Thanks Mam.

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He was In Riviera Albania! Looking at Albanian Girls there ! He wrote a letter to his mother! That time A photo of him is with Albanian costoum!

Mine is a little Carin Terror! But I love her very much.

It is so pleasing to listen to you. You are an awesome lecturer. It is like sitting with you across a table in a cafe and listening to you. You have this ability to connect despite that we are so far away - may be thousands of miles away.

Fantastic Analysis! I actually composed music to this poem for piano and soprano check it here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aayRks5j3tiXp6s.htmlsi=kDR_03UqRuUTqqo9 Do you think I did it justice musically? I want to have it recorded by real people soon. 👏

thank you i litearlly could not understand this until I saw this video