@@GetBackTrolling You will. Or you could- it could bring extra richness to lyrics and verse from plays. If you never plan to read or watch theatre or listen to music, yes, you won't need this "fucking shit"
@@debra13 i got aa and my profesor didnt ask us this scansion shit. As for your questions , i read, watch and listen a lot but i dont need to waste my time in this meaningless shit.
stressed syllable are parts of the word that you give emphasis too.. for example Avocado. your stressed syllables are “ah” and “cah” and the unstressed ones are “vo” and “do”
it was very hard to me to anderstend how to get out the rhythm and meter and scan a poem but happily it's not anymore .i want thank you for the great explanation. it was worthing my time❤❤
The first line goes like this: / - - / - / - / - / Now is the winter of our discontent. As always this Shmoop episode is great and useful. However, I've noticed some inaccuracies which I fear might dishearten students (as they are counterintuitive and would make us feel we dont understand or we are unable to read the rhythm properly). About the first line: As Shakespeare often does, he uses a trochaic inversion to begin the speech; otherwise, the line scans normally. Note how Shakespeare uses metaphor in this line and the one that follows, comparing the Yorkist ascension to the throne to a change in seasons. Discontent in this context can either denote "dissatisfaction" or "sorrow"; given Richard's character, it is more likely the former. And the fourth - - / / - - - / - / - In the deep bosom of the ocean buried. This line demonstrates another common occurrence in Shakespeare's blank verse, in which he begins an iambic line with a pyrrhic followed by a spondee. Sometimes it's used to reinforce meaning; other times, as it seems here, it merely adds a rhythmic changeup to the speech. The line also breaks up the iambic regularity by employing a feminine ending (an extra unstressed syllable). Notice also how Shakespeare uses ellipsis to omit the implied "are" in the line, helping to maintain the meter. Check this webpage www.bardweb.net/content/readings/richard3/lines.html Good luck everybody and enjoy the music of poetry!
I dunno, I kinda read it like NOW is the WINter of OUR disconTENT. So three dactyls and a throwaway syllable? I can't see "of" being an accented syllable. I enjoyed reading your comment.
@@jamessorenson953 There's always going to be a space for interpretation, as in playing a musical score. Also: an accented syllable doesn't have to be _very_ prominent, just _more prominent_ than the syllable before and after. So I personally would say the line as : NOW is the WINter OF our DISconTENT. The slightly longer pause after 'winter' also serves to give a prominence to 'of'. Of course, if you read it like ordinary language you'd put no stress on '-er of our', but in poetry you can bend things a little - just like in a song you often find a syllable getting a prominence it wouldn't get in normal speech (like 'in' here: the ANswer my FRIEND is BLOWin IN the WIND). However, an actor will often say: NOW is the WINter of our DISconTENT, making either a 4-beat line (if you're just measuring things acoustically) or a line with a fifth beat that you kind of hear because your ear has been accustomed to that pattern (if you're peceiving things subjectively).
teaching is a fake bullshitjob and teachers are parasites of the system who never do any real work, the internet and ai make them obsolete and they know that well, the only reason they are still employable is because of rigid redundant formalities of the outdated education system based on bureaucracy over actual comprehension or merit.
it's funny and very impressive way to guide step by step as the easiest style.....fantastic powerful concept for everyone..I can't thank you enough ! no words for express....
In Latin countries, poetry is all about the number of syllables and only some very simple things about stress. We don't even hear about feet. Instead of iambic pentameter, we hear of decasyllable (10 syllables). Simple!
This was supposed to be 101 and I didn't understand a word of it- I love lyrics, poetry, etc, but I do not understand the technical aspects, which can make it difficult. But why did this video have to be so hard when it was supposed to an introduction to something you knew nothing of? It makes me angry when people don't teach well, especially to those who want to learn but find the subject very hard.
NOW is the WINter of our DISconTENT MADE GLORius SUMMer by this SUN of YORK// in the DEEP BOSom of the Ocean BURIED. Single syllable particles, to-be verbs, and prepositions are rarely stressed.
2:53 i guessed the scansion beforehand and got this: /^^/^^^/^/ ^/^^/^^^/^/ ^/^/^/^/^/ ^^//^^^/^/^ like, sorry shakespeare but im not gonna stress "of"!
These terms and patterns are important to pass. Like driving test terminology. 🚧🚨🏍️🔏📢📣 🆓🆙🆒🔞🚱🚭🚳🚫❌🔕🏍️🚙🚗🚛🚜🚕🏍️ But then you get out the door? 😎🤖💋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🚴🏊🏌️🏌️🏄🏂🏄🏂🏌️ I'm free
I've watched teachers of guitar push one another aside on TH-cam to claim the high Music Ground. SCALE BY SCALE 🎶🎵🎼🎹 ( As it is in Poetry) PROBLEM? 🤔 As in POETRY THEY CANT CREATE 👈
I've never known something so hard to learn in all my life
LITERALLY BRO
And I thought algebra was hard
i am gonna killmyself because of this retarded fucking shit which i wouldntever need in my life
Gaming Everywhere literally bro
@@GetBackTrolling You will. Or you could- it could bring extra richness to lyrics and verse from plays. If you never plan to read or watch theatre or listen to music, yes, you won't need this "fucking shit"
@@debra13 i got aa and my profesor didnt ask us this scansion shit. As for your questions , i read, watch and listen a lot but i dont need to waste my time in this meaningless shit.
@@GetBackTrolling Just get on with it mate!
I would like to know how to differentiate between a stressed syllable and an unstressed syllable in a line.
Kingshuk Mondal nerd
stressed syllable are parts of the word that you give emphasis too.. for example Avocado. your stressed syllables are “ah” and “cah” and the unstressed ones are “vo” and “do”
2 years late. hope you read this
@Tabitha fox r/woooosh
Kingshuk Mondal use a dictionary
it was very hard to me to anderstend how to get out the rhythm and meter and scan a poem but happily it's not anymore .i want thank you for the great explanation. it was worthing my time❤❤
The first line goes like this:
/ - - / - / - / - /
Now is the winter of our discontent.
As always this Shmoop episode is great and useful. However, I've noticed some inaccuracies which I fear might dishearten students (as they are counterintuitive and would make us feel we dont understand or we are unable to read the rhythm properly).
About the first line: As Shakespeare often does, he uses a trochaic inversion to begin the speech; otherwise, the line scans normally. Note how Shakespeare uses metaphor in this line and the one that follows, comparing the Yorkist ascension to the throne to a change in seasons. Discontent in this context can either denote "dissatisfaction" or "sorrow"; given Richard's character, it is more likely the former.
And the fourth
- - / / - - - / - / -
In the deep bosom of the ocean buried.
This line demonstrates another common occurrence in Shakespeare's blank verse, in which he begins an iambic line with a pyrrhic followed by a spondee. Sometimes it's used to reinforce meaning; other times, as it seems here, it merely adds a rhythmic changeup to the speech. The line also breaks up the iambic regularity by employing a feminine ending (an extra unstressed syllable). Notice also how Shakespeare uses ellipsis to omit the implied "are" in the line, helping to maintain the meter.
Check this webpage www.bardweb.net/content/readings/richard3/lines.html
Good luck everybody and enjoy the music of poetry!
I dunno, I kinda read it like NOW is the WINter of OUR disconTENT. So three dactyls and a throwaway syllable? I can't see "of" being an accented syllable. I enjoyed reading your comment.
Superb Analysis!
@@jamessorenson953 There's always going to be a space for interpretation, as in playing a musical score. Also: an accented syllable doesn't have to be _very_ prominent, just _more prominent_ than the syllable before and after. So I personally would say the line as : NOW is the WINter OF our DISconTENT. The slightly longer pause after 'winter' also serves to give a prominence to 'of'. Of course, if you read it like ordinary language you'd put no stress on '-er of our', but in poetry you can bend things a little - just like in a song you often find a syllable getting a prominence it wouldn't get in normal speech (like 'in' here: the ANswer my FRIEND is BLOWin IN the WIND). However, an actor will often say: NOW is the WINter of our DISconTENT, making either a 4-beat line (if you're just measuring things acoustically) or a line with a fifth beat that you kind of hear because your ear has been accustomed to that pattern (if you're peceiving things subjectively).
my english teacher sent us this video instead of doing any teaching himself
HAHAHAHAH
JJ cika AYE SAME
teaching is a fake bullshitjob and teachers are parasites of the system who never do any real work, the internet and ai make them obsolete and they know that well, the only reason they are still employable is because of rigid redundant formalities of the outdated education system based on bureaucracy over actual comprehension or merit.
How can we check if we have done the right scansion or wrong?
How can we find the foot ? is it necessary to put 2 words together?
it's funny and very impressive way to guide step by step as the easiest style.....fantastic powerful concept for everyone..I can't thank you enough ! no words for express....
What did the buffalo say to his son as he left for school?
BYE SON
what happens if a few of the lines are shorter or longer than the one before ?
How is the SHOULD stressed at 3:26 ???????
Sidney Andrin I think it’s because it’s a key part of the question, and therefore it needs that form of emphasis...maybe.
@@Whimsicalwoods9 ummmmm OK OK
In Latin countries, poetry is all about the number of syllables and only some very simple things about stress. We don't even hear about feet. Instead of iambic pentameter, we hear of decasyllable (10 syllables). Simple!
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The only fking video you'll ever need before the day of your exam.
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I can't explain to you how much you helped me!
Thank you :D
The constant feet jokes are weirding me out lmao
2:55 Those stresses on the last line don't look right at all: "boSOM of THE oCEAN buRIED"?? Surely not.
This was supposed to be 101 and I didn't understand a word of it- I love lyrics, poetry, etc, but I do not understand the technical aspects, which can make it difficult. But why did this video have to be so hard when it was supposed to an introduction to something you knew nothing of? It makes me angry when people don't teach well, especially to those who want to learn but find the subject very hard.
My first time seeing this got my attention I replay this video over and over 😂😂
Great video! Helpful and easy to understand explanations
Thank you so much! This was really helpful!
helped a lot....thank u so much..fun and learning mixed..
Broo then what's a tetrameter
I don't really understand
I only understand that I'm dumb
U r Great aljebra teacher 😌
I wouldn't suggest using the scan of the R3 here - doesn't make any sense.
My boyfriend is taking university calculus right now and this confuses him more
NOW is the WINter of our DISconTENT
MADE GLORius SUMMer by this SUN of YORK//
in the DEEP BOSom of the Ocean BURIED.
Single syllable particles, to-be verbs, and prepositions are rarely stressed.
I have my own fucking style and meter.
I flow like the snow
down a river
to the ocean
i am FAILING this class 😭😭🙏
Nice
Thank you
It helped me alott🙏🏼🙏🏼😊
2:53 i guessed the scansion beforehand and got this:
/^^/^^^/^/
^/^^/^^^/^/
^/^/^/^/^/
^^//^^^/^/^
like, sorry shakespeare but im not gonna stress "of"!
I’m doing this for school
yang masih nonton video ini di tahun 2020 mana suaranya?
Siapa yang kesini karena pak miko?
saya kak
Thank you very much..
Thank you!!😚
These terms and patterns are important
to pass.
Like driving test terminology. 🚧🚨🏍️🔏📢📣
🆓🆙🆒🔞🚱🚭🚳🚫❌🔕🏍️🚙🚗🚛🚜🚕🏍️
But then you get out the door?
😎🤖💋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🚴🏊🏌️🏌️🏄🏂🏄🏂🏌️
I'm free
Too much jargon used for Richard 3rd
Morgan really violated with this
... who says o-ceán. the stress is clearly on the o.
I've watched teachers of guitar push
one another aside on TH-cam to claim
the high Music Ground.
SCALE BY SCALE 🎶🎵🎼🎹
( As it is in Poetry)
PROBLEM? 🤔
As in POETRY
THEY CANT CREATE 👈
very very helpful, thank you
thank you thank you!
very nice i also have uploaded the video on this topic
"We speak student..."
Hm...
That does not seem like a very student thing to say...
Pls indian engish way of teaching pls uploading
Thank u sir
Thanks.
Superb
Useful
And I thought only chemistry rules had exceptions 😂
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...and what do you gain from this nonsense?
😔😔😔😔 not as easy as i thought it is
eeyeah nope. no mother i got nothing
really helpful and funny
Poetry I promote in news,real
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taenang yan sumakit ulo ko dito
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