13 thoughts on “Keats and the Power of the Negative: Part One: “La Belle Dame sans Merci”: A commentary

  1. Didn’t have time to watch the entire interview during lunch – but what I did get was often thought-provoking. I can’t say it’s your best because for me it’s my first 😉
    But I will be listening more. And reading more. a lot. I like writers that don’t always “draw me in” but give a different view or cause my thinker-mode to activate.
    Nice

  2. Your analysis has made me want to study the poem which I’m not all that familiar with. I have a video-talk on my blog about Keats’ Nightingale; dont know if youve seen it?

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  10. Great reading of Keats and thorough analysis of his poem. I am glad to read something that walks away from the shallowness of our current world. Very, very well done, Dr. Joseph Suglia!

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