I have to admit, I read this poem due to the Iron Maiden song also. However, I have used your channel for understanding what I read in the Iliad too, keep up the good work. Your content is excellent.
My God! I have been waiting for S. T. Coleridge's Ancient Mariner's literary analysis for many years! Finally the Course Hero released a video and talked about it in depth. Thanks for sharing this!
watch complete explaination and movie of The Rime of Ancient Mariner to better understand students ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-f7OdcWisJ-A.html
That was a great analysis of cool words just poem! I remember my senior year in high school writing and analysis paper about what the wedding guest could have learned from the Mariners tale. Although I went in depth with details, there is some details that you highlighted on that I did not see. Good thing though, I still got an a+ on my grade on this paper! This poem truly does have a metaphorical meaning on life. If you have a hidden desire that guides you to positive places, but you kill your dreams, you are the living dead! Something that many of us need to hear!
I had to stop after a minute..it was like they got the off screen guy from the Price is Right and then asked him to “dial it up a notch..we want the embodiment of insincerity for this video”.
What Romanticism techniques are used in this poem? Romanticism techniques like “Love for Nature, Interest for past, Supernaturalism, personal feelings, Imagination, Melancholy etc. How many Romanticism techniques are used in this poem?
Help! At .50secs the video suggests Rime is an old spelling of Rhyme. At 1 min it says Rime can also mean 'frost,' an icy substance that can form on sails and ships. Is anyone knowledgeable enough to know which 'Rime' Coleridge was suggesting????
Everything is great except the man's tone. Up and down and up and down to much excitement I thought I was the one who think about like this . Gosh. I miss that serene,comfortable lady voice so much. Let her do all the videos. Please.
Why do American presenters always have to shout, it`s a childhood affectation that most of us lose around the time of puberty? Will choose a less shouty analysis.
Informative and very helpful for a close reading assignment for school. But please, for the love of God, tone down the enthusiasm in your presentation. You can deliver the same information without the almost cartoonish level of expression. This an analysis of romantic era poetry, not a children's television show.
I'm not sure teaching a lit class as if you're dubbing a cartoon character is the best idea. I can't focus on the content, his tone of voice is too distracting.
