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Jamaica Kincaid reads "Girl" [CC] 

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Jamaica Kincaid reads her short story, "Girl."
This is an excerpt from "Jamaica Kincaid on writing, her life, and The New Yorker." Watch the full program: • Jamaica Kincaid on wri...
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@Ferny313
@Ferny313 Год назад
Thanks girl now I have to write a essay thanks so much
@asucenaleon545
@asucenaleon545 Год назад
😂😂 right
@kristinaconnolly2787
@kristinaconnolly2787 3 года назад
I love the way Jamaica reads "Girl" you can tell it is personal for her. The changes in her tone are my favorite part. I very much enjoy this short story.
@ikkakukempachi4866
@ikkakukempachi4866 4 года назад
sometimes, Laughing is not a sign of mockery. Here it is a sign of a common understanding of the irony this mother's words. And the author intend for humor too.
@ramj0y
@ramj0y 4 года назад
Irony? I don't read this as irony so much so as Kincaid's lament over the violence of patriarchal colonial desires
@jessicathinks8379
@jessicathinks8379 3 года назад
@@ramj0y Omg. Give me a break. I am from Antigua as is Jamaica and know exactly what she's talking about down to the foods she called out which you probably never even ate. I laughed... because it's relatable. It's how we sometimes deal with things we find to be awkwardly true and laugh to release that tension. Try and understand people before trying to judge.
@zariawebb-atkinson1976
@zariawebb-atkinson1976 3 года назад
@@jessicathinks8379 you do realize that with poetry, people are allowed to interpret it in different ways? That's the whole purpose of writing; people can relate or comprehend it in a way they believe makes sense.
@na5567
@na5567 3 года назад
@@zariawebb-atkinson1976 Not exactly, while you're partially correct, people are also supposed to understand how that relates to the author and try to get their perspective, especially if they're going to judge others for laughing at something made to be funny.
@zariawebb-atkinson1976
@zariawebb-atkinson1976 3 года назад
@@na5567 you're allowed to have your own reactions..that isn't dictated by an author. Regardless of how they acknowledged how the author may have perceived their writing it doesnt prohibit them on having their own understanding
@44DimensionSeven
@44DimensionSeven 4 года назад
she is a genius and inspiration to writers and artists of all kind. This piece is amazing and so much deeper than just what initially meets the eye.
@thatonemoodyguy
@thatonemoodyguy Год назад
Love her! I can listen to her all day, it’s like my Grandma reading a bed time story
@planeegg_1763
@planeegg_1763 3 года назад
who here for school?
@chrismac826
@chrismac826 3 года назад
Lmao yup
@planeegg_1763
@planeegg_1763 3 года назад
@Ceren Akkaya dude i had this bs last semester man. so fuckin dumb
@devattack3816
@devattack3816 3 года назад
yessir
@alexiscam9996
@alexiscam9996 3 года назад
I hate it here
@moosemouse1049
@moosemouse1049 3 года назад
I is here fot school also well
@dragonsember
@dragonsember 5 лет назад
Every girl is raised with different variations of the same behavioral conditioning.
@mirnac.9104
@mirnac.9104 2 года назад
Just now discovering Jamaica Kincaid and I instantly fell in love with her work. This short story "Girl", I discovered it from Veronica Chambers in Glory Edim's book Well Read Black girl. Love it!
@tylermccann848
@tylermccann848 4 года назад
The discussion being had about the audience laughing I think is being taken a little too seriously. Art has always been an expression of the artist, followed by a reaction or interpretation of the beholder. She may have had a hard life to which she is referencing, and perhaps those in the audience can share those feelings or experiences. I am sure we all have experiences that we look back on and say "that wasn't good," but we are capable of laughing at it. I say, don't get too worked up. She's a talented writer and is able to connect with the audience in a positive way.
@adrianonline69
@adrianonline69 8 лет назад
she is incredible... a few words and you are totally into her stories
@heatherfulton-house4876
@heatherfulton-house4876 4 года назад
This was first published in 1978. Likely laughing was an uncomfortable type of laugh and possibly because it was a different time back then.
@mrsanti_history
@mrsanti_history 5 лет назад
Such a masterpiece by Kincaid!
@maxwellnaslund1989
@maxwellnaslund1989 6 лет назад
Absolutely astonishing and beautiful tone, and the elaborate variation to convey the meaning of this short story is marvelous!
@sky_sky4172
@sky_sky4172 6 лет назад
Ditto.... @Brady Compaan
@atharvarya3636
@atharvarya3636 Год назад
Thank you for the assignment, "Girl".
@Mushy_illustrates
@Mushy_illustrates Год назад
Am I the only one who isn't laughing because I am extremely confused?
@aedr04
@aedr04 7 лет назад
Similar type of flow to "A Small Place," and also a masterpiece...
@nanaafiab-a5631
@nanaafiab-a5631 6 лет назад
Wondering why the people are laughing...
@muadabdi888
@muadabdi888 3 года назад
Its a form of showing how they are relating to what she is saying.
@savannahw9450
@savannahw9450 7 лет назад
The parts where the people are laughing disturbs me because these are actual things young girls are told........I'm glad they find it funny........I don't
@michelinmaan9410
@michelinmaan9410 6 лет назад
FTFY - Brown and black tragedy is white comedy.
@zechariahkeith2300
@zechariahkeith2300 6 лет назад
That's dark, sad, and unfortunetly somewhat accurate.
@zechariahkeith2300
@zechariahkeith2300 6 лет назад
+savannah w The laughter isn't because the things that are horrible are funny to them, it's because they're wrong, and laughter is a way to deal with it + things that we understand as blatantly wrong are sometimes funny to us humans.
@zechariahkeith2300
@zechariahkeith2300 6 лет назад
+savannah w like farting at a funeral. The fart itself isn't funny, it just stinks. Whats funny is the juxtaposition between the loud obnoxious stinky thing, inturrupting something somber and serious unceremoniously.
@luciacecilia
@luciacecilia 6 лет назад
IKR. It felt so weird to listen to this with laughter in the background... I'd like to think they laugh cuz they're nervous. We def did not laugh while reading this in my Literature class.
@neptuneskiess
@neptuneskiess 11 месяцев назад
this is so real
@rlynn6658
@rlynn6658 2 месяца назад
You have to laugh, or you'll cry? I understand the reaction to laugh when she says the word "slut" because she's reading it in such a serious tone that the word sort of slaps you in the face. There are so many emotions involved in the memory of being warned against being a slut... and I think there is a tendency to laugh it off as though we are all adult women now, we don't need to dwell on how traumatizing our puberty was, we can find mothers talking about sluts funny if not charming. But underneath this is such a sad sentiment. It's about what the mother does NOT say. She doesn't say here's how to be find happiness, here's how to make a friend, here's how to understand yourself, here's how to face hardship and build character, here's how to explore the world. It's all about how the girl should be for everyone else's benefit but her own. I hope I'm understanding her correctly. Someone let me know.
@thefool2007
@thefool2007 2 года назад
That was brilliant.
@livi4989
@livi4989 4 года назад
How to throw a child away before it even becomes a child
@beansummoner21
@beansummoner21 3 года назад
Hol up
@devattack3816
@devattack3816 3 года назад
LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
@vladthe_cat
@vladthe_cat 3 года назад
"Yeet the child"
@exdol4662
@exdol4662 5 лет назад
All this for a loaf of bread
@bricevanderwoodsan2433
@bricevanderwoodsan2433 9 лет назад
pretty accent
@Pearson1142
@Pearson1142 6 лет назад
I'm hella shooketh
@simonabella
@simonabella 3 года назад
I don't see any irony in her mother's words. I see predestination which is very sad.
@sharayabutterfly3410
@sharayabutterfly3410 2 года назад
You are culturally incompetent
@raskinblog
@raskinblog Год назад
🫶🏽 since i was 16. ❤
@HongNguyen-zm3pd
@HongNguyen-zm3pd 2 года назад
the sound is not good I am quite disappointed
@tiagoledesma4866
@tiagoledesma4866 4 года назад
Si ves esto y sos del Brighton sos un capo xd
@ornellarodriguezeleicegui6303
@ornellarodriguezeleicegui6303 4 года назад
Equisde xd
@nicolaspettigrew3694
@nicolaspettigrew3694 4 года назад
Equisde ×2
@SELFMADEG27
@SELFMADEG27 8 лет назад
Omg Very Incredible.
@sophia6297
@sophia6297 6 месяцев назад
Anyone here from "Girlhood' by Melissa Febos?
@Daybona
@Daybona 8 дней назад
How am i supposed to write an agruable thesis on this wtf
@marioriospinot
@marioriospinot 8 лет назад
Nice.
@matiassalvago9363
@matiassalvago9363 4 года назад
if people who laughed knew that they suffered this and some women suffer, they would not laugh
@michaelzhang2626
@michaelzhang2626 4 года назад
A laugh can be recognizing how funny it was that this was normal back then.
@jcyoung5854
@jcyoung5854 4 года назад
They do know, that's why there laughing. It's a laugh of understanding. Like how people make jokes about real stories that are relatable it's no different
@draco4569
@draco4569 Год назад
@@jcyoung5854 I'm more prone to laughing at someone if they experience some mild misfortune that I myself have gone though because it's partly out of empathy and understanding. If it's something traumatizing I wouldn't dare.
@hayleyhowell4198
@hayleyhowell4198 Год назад
the crowd was not the vibe
@glossykisses
@glossykisses 10 месяцев назад
right? acting like controlling a young lady like a puppet was funny at all
@bruhhh2150
@bruhhh2150 5 месяцев назад
@@glossykisses i think is because they can relate to it. Sometimes people laugh to deal with reality.
@agustinmamianetti7289
@agustinmamianetti7289 3 года назад
Soy solo un pobre niño latinoamericano que tiene un profesor de literatura inglesa que lo obliga a mirar cosas que no entiende ni le importa, por favor, sáqueme de Latinoamérica.
@meharawan6685
@meharawan6685 4 года назад
2:34 Is that Robin Williams?
@ashley3392
@ashley3392 4 года назад
Bruh
@bubboostewart2012
@bubboostewart2012 4 года назад
Here from mr trager 😳
@Mushy_illustrates
@Mushy_illustrates Год назад
So we just gonna forget that she just said this is how to abort a child?
@hassanwakcroun8919
@hassanwakcroun8919 9 месяцев назад
Who is here from iben zoher university 😁
@manuelmurillo9254
@manuelmurillo9254 Год назад
Me😂😂
@sazuken92
@sazuken92 4 года назад
Why do people laugh?
@microvuette
@microvuette 3 года назад
because some parts are funny
@christianrunge3367
@christianrunge3367 3 года назад
Donda
@reeeeneeustaquio374
@reeeeneeustaquio374 2 года назад
@nandinirawat5993
@nandinirawat5993 5 лет назад
notice how only the men are laughing
@nicolaspettigrew3694
@nicolaspettigrew3694 4 года назад
Im sorry but i listen women laughing
@nicolaspettigrew3694
@nicolaspettigrew3694 4 года назад
Men too
@jcyoung5854
@jcyoung5854 4 года назад
Notice how you didn't notice that women where laughing
@alexzoka4324
@alexzoka4324 4 года назад
I'm sure you're all great critics of Islam.
@tubby4388
@tubby4388 Год назад
Those chuckleheads laughing made me sick.
@agustinmamianetti7289
@agustinmamianetti7289 3 года назад
Jaja, se parece a un personaje de Soul. Haha, she look like a Soul character.
@SnipeU696
@SnipeU696 6 лет назад
How to be a lady and a good wife.
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