The origins of the novel as a literary genre

[@jirijoelkrupa5208]

Thank you for this video. Small note: Robinson Crusoe is full of "states of mind" and "mood" of Robinson. He often retrospectively considers his actions and results of his actions together with describing his psychological state. He describes his attitudes, changing decisions and state of his heart. So I don´t understand why this video speaks contrary to it.

[@afshazargar8868]

thanq soo mch for such a beatiful n such an easy short lecture...amzing for basic concepts

[@afaqahmadkhan2582]

do you appreciative the speaking too.

[@patrickujwigaanguru3792]

This is a great panoramic view on the origins of the novel as a literary genre.

[@magisterskielsw4522]

great!!!

[@estherramosenriquez4040]

Really good. Thank you. Grazie mille.

[@alexsky9967]

how can i get this video transcribed please

[@Mary-mi2rw]

so nice thanks

[@eymimaman9557]

very helpful

[@romaissabelkiss4073]

awesome ...(y) thanx

[@afaqahmadkhan2582]

quiet helpful.

[@fantasyclips8731]

Good

[@snehakarak671]

Take Love.

[@imliyapangimchen2861]

Italian british accent.

[@paolanardini2598]

Absolutely irritating pronunciation and inflection!!

[@girthpocalypse4415]

Sounds like Nandor from What we do in the Shadows

[@giuseppecervelli3845]

This' o much bri'ish idk how to fee'bout it