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Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe | NibblePop Stories 🎭 #monamimukherjee

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Paradise Lost Book1 | Lines 1-26 | Lecture 4 #paradiselost #nibblepop

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Mrs Dalloway by Virginia Woolf | Part 1 | Introduction and Overview 🎭 #monamimukherjee

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The Hollow Men | T. S. Eliot | Explained in Simple English #nibblepop

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Preface to Lyrical Ballads | Explained in Simple English | NibblePop | Monami Mukherjee

1:20:30

Riders To The Sea | John Millington Synge | Complete Analysis

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Understanding Marxism Like Never Before | LitChat | NibblePop Podcast 📚

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Romantic Period | 1789-1837 | History of English Literature | Lecture 11

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Surrealism Explained in 3 Minutes | 🎭 Art & Literature Movement | NibblePop | Monami Mukherjee

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Waiting for Godot | Act 1 | Lecture Video in English

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What is Marxism? A Short, Simple Explanation | NibblePop Shorts 🎭 #monamimukherjee

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The Canonization | John Donne | Line-by-Line Analysis 📚 NibblePop | Monami Mukherjee

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Pride and Prejudice | NibblePop Stories

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Kubla Khan | Samuel Taylor Coleridge - Line by Line Explanation

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How to Memorize Answers for Exams | Quick and Effective Tips 🎭 #monamimukherjee

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What is Literary Criticism? | NibblePop Podcast Episode 1 📚 NibblePop LitChat #monamimukherjee

0:42:16

The Lady of Shalott | Alfred Tennyson | Explained in Simple English #nibblepop

1:08:56

Araby by James Joyce | Line by Line Reading and Analysis 📚 | NibblePop | Monami Mukherjee

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How to Become an Assistant Professor | NET, SET, PhD & More 📚 | NibblePop | Monami Mukherjee

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'Plato’s Republic Explained | Philosophy for Literature Students 🧠 | NibblePop #monamimukherjee

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What is an Archetype? | Literary Terms Explained 🎭 | NibblePop | Monami Mukherjee

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How to Write Answers for Exams | Quick and Effective Tips 🎭 #monamimukherjee

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The Five Sisters in Pride and Prejudice #shorts #youtubeshorts

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What is Negative Capability? 🎭 Embrace Ambiguity Like Keats & Shakespeare | NibblePop