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Very nice video with a great presentation. I couldn't find any video better than this of 20th century Litt. Hope you cover all of the History of English Literature.

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Such a great and helpful video. I'm an English literature student therefore I had to cover this poem for an exam. It came in handy. Thanks a lot❤

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Impressive ..... would you use the teaching GTM method! ......it will be more communicate ....... good luck.

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Too stylish speaking, couldn't understand

It's important to remember one state is not presented as transitioning into another. 'Two contrary states of the human soul.' Christ insists you receive the Gospel as a child. The Songs of Experience are not the wiser man, reflecting on loss. Innocence insofar as it had its own tale is just as wise.

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The use of the adjective "inglorious" to describe death is quite baffling. As if death should normally entail glory and purpose, yet in this particular instance it lacks "glory" and is also "immediate", as if the poet is making a rather desperate attempt to express his frustration with lives being lost and how immediate and unnecessary it is. I'm keen to know whether you think this could be the case or is it a bit too far-fatched?

I am curious to know whether the word "experience" should be associated with "evil", thereby becoming an antonym for "innocence" or should it be associated with its literal meaning, as in "what is actually experienced in the real world, which comprises of both good(innocence) and evil."

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You didn't mention the line about Eve eating Adam. That image is a lot more horrifying.

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Very well made, thank you for your explanations, it made the poem a lot easier to understand

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Very informative, it was a great learning experience.