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Classic novels meeting the challenge of great literature (udgave 2007)

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Thirty-six lectures examining influential works of fiction from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
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Titel:Classic novels meeting the challenge of great literature
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Info:Chantilly, Va. : Teaching Co., c2007.
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Classic Novels: Meeting the Challenge of Great Literature (Parts 1, 2, & 3) af Arnold Weinstein

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Great courses lectures about classic novels of the western canon, running from the 18th century through the twentieth. Weinstein does a good job in both his analysis and in his presentation of the material. Even when I wasn't necessarily interested in one of the texts he chose to discuss, it was mostly a pleasure to listen to him. (I'll tell ya what: he sounded like Richard Thomas playing John Boy Walton, and that was just fiiine with me.) Especially toward the end, I got a little impatient with his choices of material (a lot of this was just personal preference: I'd have much rather have heard him talk about Mrs Dalloway, for instance, than To the Lighthouse. But some of it was less so: many of his discussions of an individual text spanned two or even three lectures, and while I agree that some of them deserved that extended treatment, I might have argued for spending a little less time on Ulysses, say, in order to make room for Toni Morrison, maybe, or James Baldwin (or Tolkien)). Of course, anyone putting together a series of lectures like this would make slightly different choices, and certainly none of Weinstein's were bad. I wish they had sometimes been a little less on the nose, though someone without my background might be better served with the on-the-nose-ity displayed here. In any case, a great course. Recommended. ( )
  lycomayflower | Dec 19, 2016 |
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