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Harvard University

Robert Pinsky Poetry Reading - Selected Poems and New Works

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Former U.S. poet laureate Robert Pinsky shares selected and new poems, offering insights into his creative process and exploring themes of culture, language, and human experience.
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19 Lesons
55 minutes
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Yale University

Light in August by William Faulkner - Analysis of Characters and Themes - Lecture 23

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Análisis profundo de "Light in August" de Faulkner, explorando temas de hospitalidad sureña, teología política, resentimiento histórico y la pasividad de los personajes principales en el contexto del sur de EE.UU.
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9 Lesons
50 minutes
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Yale University

Fitzgerald's Tender is the Night - Film Techniques and Character Analysis - Lecture 21

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Explore Fitzgerald's "Tender is the Night" through cinematic techniques, character analysis, and historical context. Gain insights into narrative structure and the author's portrayal of social dynamics.
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9 Lesons
51 minutes
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Yale University

F. Scott Fitzgerald's Tender Is the Night: Cinematic Techniques and Narrative Structure

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Explore Fitzgerald's "Tender Is the Night" through cinematic techniques, examining how Hollywood influenced narrative structure and the interplay between love and war in the novel.
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9 Lesons
47 minutes
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Yale University

Hemingway's For Whom the Bell Tolls - Dispossession and Redemption - Lecture 19

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Explore Hemingway's "For Whom the Bell Tolls" through themes of dispossession and redemption, analyzing character dynamics and narrative techniques in this Yale lecture on American literature.
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7 Lesons
49 minutes
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Yale University

Hemingway's For Whom the Bell Tolls - Historical Context and Themes - Lecture 16

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Explore Hemingway's "For Whom the Bell Tolls" through the lens of the Spanish Civil War, examining themes of foreignness, literacy, and technology's impact on characters' futures.
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10 Lesons
49 minutes
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Yale University

As I Lay Dying by William Faulkner - Analysis of Narrative Techniques and Social Context

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Explore Faulkner's "As I Lay Dying" through social dialects, narrative techniques, and historical context. Uncover hidden secrets and examine the portrayal of poor whites in the Depression-era South.
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10 Lesons
48 minutes
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Yale University

Faulkner's As I Lay Dying - Epic Conventions and Character Analysis - Part 2

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Explore Faulkner's epic techniques in "As I Lay Dying," examining human-animal connections and resurrection themes through character analysis and literary comparisons.
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10 Lesons
49 minutes
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Yale University

As I Lay Dying - Genre Analysis and American Literary Tradition - Lecture 15

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Explore Faulkner's "As I Lay Dying" through genre analysis, character perspectives, and family dynamics. Gain insights into the novel's place in American literature and its balance of comic and tragic elements.
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9 Lesons
50 minutes
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Yale University

F. Scott Fitzgerald's Short Stories: Social Types and Dramatic Tension - Lecture 12

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Explore Fitzgerald's short stories through the lens of social types, examining how characters conform to or deviate from idealized identities in American society.
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7 Lesons
50 minutes
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Yale University

The Great Gatsby - Experimental Counter-Realism and Animated Objects

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Explore Fitzgerald's experimental counter-realism in The Great Gatsby, examining the animation of inanimate objects and their human-like qualities, as well as themes of race and technology.
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9 Lesons
49 minutes
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Yale University

Faulkner's The Sound and the Fury - Quentin's Narrative and Themes - Lecture 7

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Explore Faulkner's narrative techniques, character relationships, and themes of race and sexuality in The Sound and the Fury through an in-depth analysis of Quentin's and Benjy's perspectives.
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8 Lesons
48 minutes
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Yale University

Hemingway, Fitzgerald, Faulkner - American Modernism and World War I - Lecture 1

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Explore Hemingway, Fitzgerald, and Faulkner's works through global geopolitics, experimental narration, and sensory detail, examining their shared preoccupation with World War I's impact on narrative irony.
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10 Lesons
43 minutes
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Yale University

Hemingway's In Our Time - Analysis of Pain and Violence in Vignettes

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Explore Hemingway's "In Our Time" through critical analysis of vignettes, examining themes of pain, violence, and ethnic tensions in the American Midwest using various theoretical perspectives.
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8 Lesons
50 minutes
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Yale University

Robert Frost - Modern Poetry and Poetic Techniques

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Explore Robert Frost's poetry, examining his unique style, poetic project, and use of vernacular language. Analyze "Mowing" and "Out, Out--" to understand Frost's approach to form and sound.
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5 Lesons
46 minutes
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Yale University

Robert Frost's Poetry: Meter, Rural Themes, and Imagination - Lecture 2

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Explore Robert Frost's poetry, focusing on his use of meter, rural themes, and the power of imagination. Analyze "Birches," "Home Burial," and "Directive" in this insightful lecture.
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5 Lesons
50 minutes
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Yale University

Langston Hughes and African-American Experience in Modern Poetry - Lecture 15

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Explore Langston Hughes' poetry as a representation of African-American experience, examining his innovative use of musical forms and his place within the modernist canon.
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5 Lesons
46 minutes
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Yale University

William Carlos Williams - Modernist Poetry and Visual Representation

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Explore William Carlos Williams' innovative poetry, analyzing his use of enjambment, Imagist qualities, and visual techniques in modernist verse. Gain insights into his creative process and artistic influences.
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5 Lesons
48 minutes
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Yale University

Marianne Moore's Poetry: Quotation, Restraint, and Modernist Relationships - Lecture 18

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Explore Marianne Moore's innovative poetry, focusing on her use of quotation, reticence, and restraint. Analyze key poems and examine Moore's relationships with other modernist poets.
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7 Lesons
43 minutes
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Yale University

Wallace Stevens's Late Poetry Analysis - Lecture 21

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Explore Wallace Stevens's late poetry, analyzing his views on the poet as reader, natural cycles, and ceaseless change through in-depth examinations of five key poems.
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6 Lesons
51 minutes
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Yale University

Modern Poetry - Elizabeth Bishop and Modernist Perspectives - Lecture 25

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Explore modernist poetry's role in addressing alienation and fostering community through Bishop's works and connections to other poets. Gain insights into poetry's power to renew human connection.
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6 Lesons
41 minutes
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Yale University

Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy - Literary Influences and Historical Context - Lecture 1

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Explore Blood Meridian's literary influences and historical context, examining how McCarthy engages with tradition, questions origins, and pushes narrative boundaries in this provocative meditation on American history.
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5 Lesons
50 minutes
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Yale University

The American Novel Since 1945 - Final Exam Review

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Comprehensive review session for American Novel Since 1945 final exam, covering question types, passage identification, essay construction, and addressing student queries.
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5 Lesons
55 minutes
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Yale University

The American Novel Since 1945 - Marilynne Robinson's Housekeeping and Student Novel Pitches - Lecture 16

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Explore student pitches for contemporary American novels and delve into the theme of loss in Marilynne Robinson's Housekeeping, examining its "anorexic aesthetic" and feminist implications.
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8 Lesons
49 minutes
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Yale University

A Northern World View: Yankee Society, Antislavery Ideology and the Abolition Movement - Lecture 4

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Explores the Market Revolution's impact on antebellum Northern society, including economic changes, cultural shifts, and the intensification of North-South divides, setting the stage for reform movements.
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6 Lesons
51 minutes
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Yale University

The Known World by Edward P. Jones - Narrative Techniques and Historical Knowledge

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Explore Edward P. Jones's "The Known World" through its narrative structure, historical context, and unique approach to storytelling, examining the novel's portrayal of knowledge and truth in American literature.
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5 Lesons
51 minutes
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Yale University

The American Novel Since 1945 - Lecture 20: Philip Roth and The Human Stain

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Explore censorship's impact on literature, from legal restrictions to market forces, and how it shapes the modern literary canon and publishing practices.
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5 Lesons
50 minutes
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Yale University

Jack Kerouac's On the Road - Analysis of Language, Desire, and American Culture

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Explore Kerouac's "On the Road" through literary analysis, examining language, desire, and American culture. Delve into the Beat Generation's unique narrative style and its contrast with Modernism.
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6 Lesons
48 minutes
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Yale University

The Known World by Edward P. Jones - Literacy, Narrative, and Slavery - Lecture 2

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Explore Edward P. Jones's "The Known World" through the lens of literacy, narrative power, and the moral complexities of slavery in this insightful lecture on contemporary American literature.
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5 Lesons
47 minutes
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Yale University

The Human Stain by Philip Roth - Identity, Race, and Secrecy in Modern America

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Explore Roth's "The Human Stain" through the lens of identity, race, and secrecy. Delve into how concealment shapes character and drives narrative in this thought-provoking literary analysis.
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6 Lesons
49 minutes
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Yale University

The American Novel Since 1945 - Introduction and Major Themes

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Explore post-1945 American literature, examining reader perspectives, literary debates, and themes of truth and memory through works like "Black Boy" and "Lolita."
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5 Lesons
48 minutes
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Yale University

Everything is Illuminated by Jonathan Safran Foer - American Holocaust Literature - Lecture 25

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Explore Foer's "Everything is Illuminated" through trauma theory, Holocaust literature, and third-generation Jewish-American perspectives in this insightful lecture on contemporary American fiction.
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5 Lesons
49 minutes
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Yale University

Everything is Illuminated by Jonathan Safran Foer - Analysis and Literary Context - Lecture 24

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Explore Foer's "Everything is Illuminated" through literary analysis, examining its themes, styles, and ambition to address historical traumas using postmodern techniques and social novel elements.
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6 Lesons
46 minutes
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Yale University

Richard Wright's Black Boy - Analysis and Literary Context

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Explore Richard Wright's "Black Boy" through close analysis, examining narrative oscillations, editorial struggles, and the power of words in portraying America's ideals during WWII.
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6 Lesons
51 minutes
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Yale University

Flannery O'Connor's Wise Blood - Social Context and Literary Analysis - Lecture 2

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Análisis profundo de "Wise Blood" de Flannery O'Connor, explorando contextos sociales sureños, raza, género y crítica literaria, con énfasis en la violencia narrativa y la estructura teológica.
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5 Lesons
45 minutes
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Yale University

J.D. Salinger's Franny and Zooey - Religious Themes and Literary Analysis - Lecture 10

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Explore Salinger's Franny and Zooey through a literary analysis of religion, mysticism, and human connection, with guidance on constructing a compelling critical argument.
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48 minutes
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Yale University

Flannery O'Connor's Wise Blood - Faith, Interpretation, and Symbolism

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Explore Flannery O'Connor's "Wise Blood" through a Catholic lens, examining faith, symbolism, and character perspectives. Gain insights into O'Connor's literary techniques and the novel's deeper meanings.
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5 Lesons
47 minutes
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Yale University

Hemingway's To Have and Have Not - Analysis of Types and Narrative Perspectives

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Explore Hemingway's "To Have and Have Not" through its narrative perspectives, character types, and thematic parallels, examining race, class, and sexuality in this complex novel.
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9 Lesons
49 minutes
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Yale University

Faulkner's The Sound and the Fury - Part IV Analysis

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Explore Faulkner's "The Sound and the Fury" through the lens of race, redemption, and community. Analyze the final section's narrative structure and its impact on character development and themes.
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8 Lesons
51 minutes
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Yale University

Faulkner's The Sound and the Fury - Jason's Section and the Loss of Knowable Community

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Explore Jason's narrative in Faulkner's novel, examining the loss of community, modern alienation, and the author's nuanced portrayal of anger and pathos in the face of societal changes.
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8 Lesons
46 minutes
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Yale University

Faulkner's The Sound and the Fury - Experimental Subjectivity and Benjy's Narrative

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Explore Faulkner's experimental narrative in "The Sound and the Fury," focusing on Benjy's unique perspective, sensory experiences, and the novel's innovative approach to time and memory.
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10 Lesons
50 minutes
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Yale University

The Great Gatsby: Auditory and Visual Fields in Character Relationships - Part 2

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Explore the auditory-visual interplay in The Great Gatsby, examining character relationships and themes of accountability, illusion, and disillusionment in Fitzgerald's masterpiece.
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9 Lesons
50 minutes
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Yale University

Hemingway's In Our Time: Analysis of Expressivity and Emotional Resilience - Part 2

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Explore Hemingway's "In Our Time" through analytical frameworks, examining expressivity, substitution, and emotional resilience in his unique blend of tragedy and comedy.
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7 Lesons
50 minutes
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Yale University

Light in August by William Faulkner - Racial Predestination and Redemption - Lecture 25

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Análise profunda de "Light in August" de Faulkner, explorando temas de raça, predestinação e redenção através de personagens complexos e simbolismo, concluindo com reflexões sobre casamento e comunidade.
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10 Lesons
49 minutes
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Yale University

Faulkner's Light in August - Race and Language Analysis - Lecture 24

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Explore the complex racial dynamics in Faulkner's "Light in August" through an analysis of the varied uses and implications of racial language, examining its impact on character development and social commentary.
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12 Lesons
51 minutes
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Yale University

Faulkner's Light in August - Lena's Journey and Narrative Techniques

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Explore Faulkner's "Light in August" through Lena's character, examining pagan elements, comedy, epic road novel aspects, and unique stylistic features in this literary analysis.
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8 Lesons
50 minutes
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Yale University

Hemingway's For Whom the Bell Tolls - Themes of Dying and Not Dying - Lecture 18

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Explore themes of mortality in Hemingway's "For Whom the Bell Tolls" through various perspectives, including aesthetics, ethics, and the tragic-comic dimensions of life and death.
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9 Lesons
47 minutes
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Yale University

Hemingway's For Whom the Bell Tolls - Distant Homes and On-Site Environments - Lecture 17

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Explore Hemingway's "For Whom the Bell Tolls" through contrasts of distant homes and war environments, examining racial conflicts and the American Civil War's influence on the Spanish Civil War narrative.
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8 Lesons
46 minutes
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Yale University

Hemingway's To Have and Have Not - Analysis of Social and Economic Themes

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Análisis profundo de "To Have and Have Not" de Hemingway, explorando temas de desigualdad económica, revolución cubana y la Gran Depresión, con énfasis en la compleja caracterización del protagonista Harry Morgan.
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11 Lesons
48 minutes
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NPTEL

American Literature & Culture

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Explore the rich tapestry of American literary and cultural traditions, from classic works to contemporary voices, examining their historical and social contexts.
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45 Lesons
1 day 8 hours
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TED

Poetry for All Seasons of Life

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C.K. Williams reads his evocative poetry, exploring life's challenges through vivid scenes of childhood, love, neighbors, and mortality, reminding us of the human experience's complexities.
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1 Lesons
23 minutes
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The Aspen Institute

Colson Whitehead - Writing The Underground Railroad and Beyond

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Acclaimed author Colson Whitehead discusses his writing process, experiences crafting "The Underground Railroad," and offers insights into his upcoming novel "The Nickel Academy" in this engaging talk.
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1 Lesons
1 hour 2 minutes
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The Aspen Institute

U.S. Poet Laureate Tracy K. Smith - Poetry Reading and Discussion

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Pulitzer Prize winner Tracy K. Smith reads her poetry and explores its power to articulate complex experiences, bridging gaps in understanding and expression.
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1 Lesons
57 minutes
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The Aspen Institute

Shakespeare in a Divided America - Lessons for Today and Tomorrow

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Explore Shakespeare's enduring relevance in modern America through expert insights on his plays' impact on politics, culture, and society, highlighting their power to unite diverse audiences.
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15 Lesons
45 minutes
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Cambridge University Press

The Graphic Novel - Contours: The Cambridge Literary Studies Hour

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Explore the world of graphic novels with Cambridge scholars discussing American graphic novels, graphic narratives, and comics in this insightful panel discussion led by Professor Ato Quayson.
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1 Lesons
59 minutes
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NPTEL-NOC IITM

Albee's The Zoo Story - Analysis and Critique - Part 1

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Explore Albee's "The Zoo Story," examining its history, characters, and critique of societal barriers in communication and economics.
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1 Lesons
20 minutes
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Cambridge University Press

American Song and Struggle - From Columbus to World War 2

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Explores American songs of struggle from Columbus to WWII, uncovering voices of justice, oppression, and cultural diversity across genres and communities, revealing music's role in shaping US history.
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1 Lesons
59 minutes
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Cambridge University Press

The Cambridge History of American Modernism

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Explores recent methodologies reshaping American Modernism, examining cultural contestations, geographies, and communities that influenced the period's literary production and cultural collaborations.
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46 minutes
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