Love (III) by George Herbert

A presentation to aid understanding and revision of Love (III) by George Herbert, which currently forms part of the selection from 'Songs of Ourselves' on the syllabus for CIE IGCSE English Literature
The original PowerPoint used in this presentation is available from:
www.tes.com/teaching-resource...

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[@Mr.MartinDaly]

Thanks for your comments - I am glad that you found the presentations helpful. I am hoping to add another this week and eventually to cover all 14 poems in the CIE selection for revision purposes.

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[@eknekron]

Great video and useful. Thank you. Just a note on the Anglican understanding of the Eucharist at this time: it was considered not just a symbolic act. Although it is not transubstantiation according to the Catholic doctrine, there is still an understanding of Real Presence in the host and a genuine act of union with Christ. This subtly but significantly changes a reading of the final stanza which is why I mention it. It is then not just a matching of abstract symbols but a reflection on what happens each time a person attends Communion.

[@Mr.MartinDaly]

Thanks +eknekron - I agree that this does give the final stanza an even deeper significance. I appreciate your comment.

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Thank you for your kind words, glad to be of help! Good luck for the exams.

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Hi Martin, thanks for this video. I just had a doubt, why exactly is the poet "guilty of dust" if dust represents his mortality?

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Thank you for this careful balanced analysis. I have recently posted a visual representation of this wonderful poem using AI. What do you think. You’ll find it in my channel George Ewen Poems and Songs

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Thanks a lot - I liked your reading. I am still getting my head round AI image generation - you did a great job with your video.

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