Read this when I was a liberal arts major 15 years ago.. decades later I am taking on STEM in 2024 (what might seem to be a dumpster fire for women in many states/ countries- but - I aim) and am gently embracing feminine rage and those that see it as not just a one gendered experience- I think it bubbles in all, can be caused by all, and can be grieved and released or embraced healthy in all) I really appreciate this take. I had only really read Hawthorne’s “scarlet letter” in high school and didn’t connect to it at the time- but, I am so glad I ended up eventually being assigned to read more of his work- (I’d argue stronger pieces!) via several of his short stories! This one story in particular always stuck with me so strongly and I fell in love (and agony) with several (freely accessible) audio versions of it since; at one point I had to write an essay for junior college that wove Nathaniel Hawthorne and Ralph Waldo Emerson into one thesis and subsequent paper!! They oddly balance out now in my brain- and without too much contradictory- to me- even down to the literal illustrations of the Red with Hawthorne’s descriptions and the Green of Emerson (might be a stretch- but even in visual or not-linguistic art studies- red and green are complimentary colors on the wheel) This was such a sweet recap to inspire me and rekindle that spark of holding onto humanity and nurturing growth mindset with compassion for myself and others as i go about different schools, metropolis spaces or gardens... and still discover more of myself and create and grow from what is toxic and/or natural.. (hint: both exist gotta love epigenetic x body-mind connections!) Thank you for such a precise and not political summary here, I feel like you have a love for story telling which is what we all are here for :) cheers
Hola amiga tu video nos ayudó mucho a mi y a mi novia, estamos interesados en el libro, una cosa nada más, creo que la moraleja de la historia es otra no se que opines en fin jajaja gracias 😅😅👍👏
I actually interpreted Beatrice in my last term paper as a femme fragile that is made into a femme fatale by Giovanni because he projects his own sexuality on her (hence the sexual imagery regarding Beatrice in combination with her plants etc) ^^' And Giovanni therefore fits the topos of Don Giovanni rather well. So I think there are quite a lot of different ways to interpret this short story
Absolutely! I love your thesis! This was a hasty summary I made for my high school students. There are SO many layers, and ways and various lenses through which to interpret this (and every!) story :)
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i just finished reading Rappaccini’s Daughter and i was looking for a summary to make sure i understood everything and this helped so much, thank you!
Thank you so much ❤ I needed this so much for my exam tmrw 😭
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Yaaa... My exam is on Monday...
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This was amazing, it's gonna save me on this essay I'm writing about Rappaccini's Daughter!
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Why can you be my English teacher you make it sound fun but thank you now I can write my literature analysis better.
This is very helpful and enjoyable to watch, thank you
Read this when I was a liberal arts major 15 years ago.. decades later I am taking on STEM in 2024 (what might seem to be a dumpster fire for women in many states/ countries- but - I aim) and am gently embracing feminine rage and those that see it as not just a one gendered experience- I think it bubbles in all, can be caused by all, and can be grieved and released or embraced healthy in all) I really appreciate this take. I had only really read Hawthorne’s “scarlet letter” in high school and didn’t connect to it at the time- but, I am so glad I ended up eventually being assigned to read more of his work- (I’d argue stronger pieces!) via several of his short stories! This one story in particular always stuck with me so strongly and I fell in love (and agony) with several (freely accessible) audio versions of it since; at one point I had to write an essay for junior college that wove Nathaniel Hawthorne and Ralph Waldo Emerson into one thesis and subsequent paper!! They oddly balance out now in my brain- and without too much contradictory- to me- even down to the literal illustrations of the Red with Hawthorne’s descriptions and the Green of Emerson (might be a stretch- but even in visual or not-linguistic art studies- red and green are complimentary colors on the wheel) This was such a sweet recap to inspire me and rekindle that spark of holding onto humanity and nurturing growth mindset with compassion for myself and others as i go about different schools, metropolis spaces or gardens... and still discover more of myself and create and grow from what is toxic and/or natural.. (hint: both exist gotta love epigenetic x body-mind connections!) Thank you for such a precise and not political summary here, I feel like you have a love for story telling which is what we all are here for :) cheers
Thank you for this insightful explanation!
damn i wish you were my teacher.
This was so helpful! Thank you! 😊
loved the summary keep up the good work
OMG thank you!! Such a great and super helpful summery!!
This was really good! Helped me a lot on my essay thank you
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this video saved my english grade! great explanation. i could never read a poem on my own lol
U r so fun to listen to.
Omg! This screams of DC’s Poison Ivy. Can’t wait to see what Matt Reeves and The Batman verse does with this
Dr Pamela Isley (poison ivy) is based off this character
Hola amiga tu video nos ayudó mucho a mi y a mi novia, estamos interesados en el libro, una cosa nada más, creo que la moraleja de la historia es otra no se que opines en fin jajaja gracias 😅😅👍👏
I actually interpreted Beatrice in my last term paper as a femme fragile that is made into a femme fatale by Giovanni because he projects his own sexuality on her (hence the sexual imagery regarding Beatrice in combination with her plants etc) ^^' And Giovanni therefore fits the topos of Don Giovanni rather well. So I think there are quite a lot of different ways to interpret this short story
Absolutely! I love your thesis! This was a hasty summary I made for my high school students. There are SO many layers, and ways and various lenses through which to interpret this (and every!) story :)
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you didn't understand anything at all. unfortunate!
i just finished reading Rappaccini’s Daughter and i was looking for a summary to make sure i understood everything and this helped so much, thank you!