Your Weekly English Literature: Recent Episodes
Sanjay
Every week Sanjay uploads an episode on this podcast where he does a synopsis and plot overview of a medieval play, poetry or any book he comes across
In today's episode of the podcast, an in depth character analysis of the "evil" Moneylender Shylock is made and we explore the different lights of interpretation he can be casted under
Join ( Dante and Virgil) as we scale Mt Purgatory cleansing ourselves from our sins and getting ready to ascend to heaven. Fun times! Do you have any suggestions for which book I should review, let me know at sanjay.reghulal@gmail.com. I got myself a website too, check it out --https://sanjayreghulal.wixsite.com/yourdailyenglishlit
Go to Hell! this week as Dante brings alive the famous 9 circles of hell mentioned in his journey of Inferno climbing the three headed Lucifer, looking with pity at sinners being mercillesly tortured for there crimes in the living world. Do you guys have any suggestions for which book I should review, contact me at sanjay.reghulal@gmail.com
Chivalry and humor come alive in today's episode of the podcast which is hosting a discussion of Cervantes famous two piece novel, Don Quixote. Do you have any suggestions for which book I should review, email me at sanjay.reghulal@gmail.com
Today's episode talks about the concept of Human savagery by discussing the greatest Nobel prize winning novel, The lord of the Flies. Do you have any ideas for which book I should review, send me an Email at sanjay.reghulal@gmail.com
Today we discuss one of the most revered dystopian book of the century , Fahrenheit 451. Do you have any suggestions for what book should I do next, send me an email at sanjay.reghulal@gmail.com
Today's episode concludes the Shakespearean segment of the podcast but anyway in this episode we talk about Shakespeare's last written play, The Tempest. If any of you have any suggestions on which book should I be doing, let me know by sending me an email at sanjay.reghulal@gmail.com
What happens when you try to kill everyone in your way to stay in power, you get Macbeth. Today we do a plot overview Shakespeare's shortest Tragedy
In this episode, we discuss the famous tragedy Julius Caesar 1599 and we try to create a solid path in your way to understanding the play clearly
Today we talk about the classic Shakespearean play "The Merchant of Venice " and we try to analyze the meaning of the story in Old English