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When did he become a ‘visionary’ against a ‘corrupt’ empire? The Qing were still fighting against outsiders in the opium war and Hong was nuts and practised a dopehead’s version of Christianity.

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Too clean to be the real rasputin. He never showered XD

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do not listen, wrong informations, a big loss of my time

Thank you, creators of the library. One gentle suggestion: I know you are sometimes rendering a book in translation. Narrators and/or those providing synopses and critique would do well to pronounce character and place names as close to the way the original language does as possible because that goes a long way towards capturing the original flavor of a work. In this case, the namesake of the greatest Spanish novel ever written which is also indisputably part of the Canon of all Western literature is pronounced "Key-hoe-tay" en español. On a deeper level, the critique given here completely overlooks or perhaps intentionally omits several important elements of the novel. For instance, think about why Cervantes claims he is a mere translator while the supposed author is an Arabic luminary. What about the tensions and conversely, the shared benefits of the intwined Arabic, Moorish and Catholic Christian beliefs and cultures? Consider the role, character and development of Don Quijote's priest antagonist. I offer related final food for thought: Arguably, the central question of the novel is what does it mean to be good, "Señor Quijano, El Bueno," the protagonist's last and lasting identity and is it enough? Does our gentleman die a disillusioned secularist and renaissance humanist, critical of the particularly Spanish brand of Catholic faith that dominated the chivalric Middle Ages or does he die looking up at the crucifix and find his final peace and unshakable reality in the existence of God-made-man? Dear reader, as Cervantes famously wrote in his novel's prologue, I hope you enjoyed this little literature lesson from a former inveterate Spanish teacher. Library creators, please continue your important and much appreciated work.

Great summary. I respect Camus for his writing however I question the wisdom of absurdism. If we accept that joy is preferable to suffering then shouldn't we exercise some pragmatism and seek a philosophy that brings joy/happiness. Absurdism brings despair. Camus was a pessimist. He envisioned himself as some anti-hero caricature but really he was one Zoloft prescription away from being just another schmuck in a trench coat. He even gives off "school shooter" vibes.

Very helpful

Thanks for that narration,from an avid fan in the UK!

You are wrong with your description of the Anglo-Saxons. They are a tribe of English people descended from the Danish Angles and the German Saxons.

I'm in Pakistan. Years and years ago my best friend in school handed me this book with the conviction that it's "unputdownable". And it is ! In the tough boarding school routine I finished the book in two days without bunking a single class or skipping games !😊 Some stories are beyond regions and cultures. It's an amazing story and so well written.😊

Stopped listening after a minute when the narrator couldn't pronounce "Denisovich" correctly

Heathcliff not hethcliff..

can we just take a moment to APPRECIATE the arian race?

shoutout to the camera man!

giants are real!

one time, i hyper borea'd ON MY floor.. it took FOREVER to clean up!

one day, _I_ will be hyperborea too!

i hope we make it there one day..

I LOVE SLOP!

“Seduced” she was raped for Gods sake

FIVE PART TRILOGY???? D'UH OWKAY!!! TRILOGY!!!! HAHAHA RETARD!

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Inaccurate summary. Tess didn't succumb to Alec's advances, she was raped by him. For an accurate summary watch this: th-cam.com/video/yes5uuROBVs/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUhdGVzcyBvZiB0aGUgZCd1cmJlcnZpbGxlcyBzdW1tYXJ5

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The themes of the books are wrong, so, though the story is more or less right, I cannot use it wit my students.

How comes that in the book it's like tess was rather raped by Alec and nothing like marriage btn them😮

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Garbage AI narration. Can't even pronounce main characters' names properly. Even the author's name is mispronounced.

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I love the fact that there's literally no good polish summary of this book

So this book is boring

Uhmm.. youre using ai just to make money. You didn't create this 😐

AI bullshit art

So he's still being worshipped today through festivities such as carnivals sports etc...😮

this is very underated i like your style i have never seen a better video then the other stuff lmao keep up tehe work

It's a confusing plotline. Here are my notes from Wikipedia: William Faulkner's _Absalom! Absalom!_ Rise and fall of Thomas Sutpen Ellen Coldfield - Thomas Sutpen's wife son - Henry Sutpen daughter - Judith Sutpen Charles Bon - friends with Henry Sutpen Thomas Sutpen married Eulalia Bon and she had Charles Bon Rosa Coldfield, Ellen Coldfield's sister initially tells the Sutpen story to Quentin Compson Quentin Compson is telling his roommate Shreve Quentin's father and grandfather Quentin's grandfather was a friend of the Sutpen's. Charles Bon and Judith Sutpen try to get engaged. Charles Bon is Henry and Judith's half brother - same father: Thomas Sutpen Henry Sutpen kills Charles Bon and runs away Thomas Sutpen proposes to Rosa Coldfield after his wife, Ellen Coldfield dies -- Rosa turns Thomas down Thomas Sutpen begins an affair with 15 year old Milly Jones, daughter of Wash Jones, a squatter on Thomas' property Milly bears a daughter Thomas Sutpen drops Milly and their newborn daughter Wash Jones kills Thomas Sutpen, his daughter Milly, her newborn daughter, and himself Quentin Compson takes Rosa Coldfield back to Thomas Sutpen's plantation where they find Henry Sutpen and Clytemnestra (Clytie), the daughter of Thomas Sutpen by a slave woman Three months later, Rosa Coldfield comes back to the plantation with medicine for Henry Sutpen, but Clytie starts a fire that kills Henry Sutpen and herself. The only remaining Sutpen is Jim Bon, Charles Bon's black grandson, a young man with severe mental handicaps who remains on Sutpen's Hundred. Absalom was a wayward son of King David. This book is in _The Guinness Book of World Records_ for containing the longest sentence, but nowadays there are longer ones, and whole books that are only one sentence long. William Faulkner's long sentence from _Absalom! Absalom!_ “From a little after two o’clock until almost sundown of the long still hot weary dead September afternoon they sat in what Miss Coldfield still called the office because her father had called it that-a dim hot airless room with the blinds all closed and fastened for forty-three summers because when she was a girl someone had believed that light and moving air carried heat and that dark was always cooler, and which (as the sun shone fuller and fuller on that side of the house) became latticed with yellow slashes full of dust motes which Qunetin thought of as being flecks of the dead old dried paint itself blown inward from the scaling blinds as wind might have blown them.”

I'm doing a project about it

my favourite myth

The Dawn of Civilisation is amazing. The only way we can learn is from what was left behind.

I haven't listened to this yet. Would you recommend that I do?

This is wonderful! Thank you for creating this concise overview. Do you have sources?

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