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[American Literature] Edgar Allan Poe - William Wilson
A spoiler free introduction to this text.
The content is intended for the students of my high school class. Though if you've stumbled across this video and have found it helpful, I'm glad to have been of use.
Intro (0:00)
About the Author (0:31)
Literary Features (4:25)
American Romanticism (6:30)
Big Ideas (7:49)
Outro (8:18)
The content is intended for the students of my high school class. Though if you've stumbled across this video and have found it helpful, I'm glad to have been of use.
Intro (0:00)
About the Author (0:31)
Literary Features (4:25)
American Romanticism (6:30)
Big Ideas (7:49)
Outro (8:18)
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Edgar Allan Poe is extremely unlikely to have written "William Wilson." I have strong evidence showing that Poe falsely claimed "The Raven," which had actually been written by Mathew Franklin Whittier, younger brother of Quaker poet John Greenleaf Whittier. When Poe scooped "The Raven" by two days in his own paper, the NY "Evening Mirror," he made a couple of minor revisions, and one of them was to replace, in the 9th stanza, "sublunary being" with "living human being." But the word "sublunary" was one of Mathew's pet fancy words, which he used in 28 different pieces during his career. The only story I can find in Poe's legacy with the word "sublunary" is "William Wilson." But Poe was a sociopath and a massive plagiarist, while "William Wilson" is a heavily moralistic story about remorse. Such a person couldn't possibly have written this story, although it, too, would be quite plausible for Mathew's pen. I don't have evidence proving that--but I definitely have more than enough evidence proving that Poe stole "The Raven" from Mathew. My paper, "Evidence that Edgar Allan Poe Stole 'The Raven' from Mathew Franklin Whittier," can be downloaded from the following link, or it can be read by searching for the paper's title in Academia.edu. www.ial.goldthread.com/MFW_The_Raven.pdf
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Can someone tell me why the chrysanthemums are important to Henry and the Peddler aka the tinker. What do the chrysanthemums represent to these characters?
Think of the flower as a symbolic representation of femininity. The tinker only appreciates her femininity in a superficial way... so he can get what he wants from her.
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Thank you for the analysis and commentary you gave here on the Chrysanthemums. You pulled a lot out of this that is very insightful. You discussed important concepts in the story and then used them as parallels in real life. Awesome. I am in college and we were given this Steinbeck story for an assignment. I enjoyed listening to your lecture. Thank you
I'm glad it was helpful. It took me many years to figure out how to make sense of many of these stories. Keep at it!
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Perfect presentation! Clear, and objective! Thank you! A greek girl studying English and American literature
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why am i 20 years old watching this out of pure interest & not homework
Because you're a wonderful person with a curious soul! Seriously, though, the fact that anyone would watch one of these videos because they think it's interesting is a huge complement. Thank you!
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how does tom walker satirize john faustus?
I'm not super familiar with Faustus in its entirety, but I think you could focus on Tom's foolishness. Washington Irving is borrowing German folklore to create American folklore (perhaps even commenting on the Fauatian bargain that America is making with industrialization). Sorry if this isn't super helpful. 🤷
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I'm glad you found it useful. I learned quite a bit by making this video.
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I know it's been a while, but how did that mid-term exam go???
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From one English teacher to another, great job. Getting young students to understand (or be interested in) Native American text isn't an easy task. You did a good job introducing and discussing oral tradition, creation myths, and TWOTTB.
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