Monday, March 17, 2008
better YouTube videos on Modernism art movements
Modernism: British Arts and Crafts Movement:
Modernism: American Arts and Crafts Movement:
Modernism: De Stijl:
Modernism: Bauhaus
Modernism: American Arts and Crafts Movement:
Modernism: De Stijl:
Modernism: Bauhaus
hilarious YouTube videos on The Great Gatsby, Wilfred Owen and Women/Men inequality
You should take the commentary with a HUGE DOSE of salt in some cases.
Women/Men inequality:
Women/Men inequality:
Good link on Early Modern Literature (1600-1800)
Very long list but quite good. Scan with discrimination or you may get overwhelmed.
Monday, March 3, 2008
BBC Somme documentary clips on YouTube
Hi everyone!
Mr Harris saw a very good BBC documentary on the Somme and alerted me to it. Thanks to the wonders of YouTube, you will find the whole series there. Just type in "BBC" + "Somme" in your search terms.
Here's the first clip:
Mr Harris saw a very good BBC documentary on the Somme and alerted me to it. Thanks to the wonders of YouTube, you will find the whole series there. Just type in "BBC" + "Somme" in your search terms.
Here's the first clip:
Saturday, January 5, 2008
late convert to YouTube
hey everyone,
my colleagues have been teaching me about the wonders of YouTube and I'm now a fan. haha. Stumbled upon this via a few clicks after the One Laptop Per Child video. Portman is an intelligent thespian and I think the examples she gives at the end about the sounds she loves are quite original/literary.
Also, if you want to think deeper, her opening comments are quite useful for thinking about the genres of comedy/tragedy. The Year 2s will be studying Webster's Jacobean tragedy this year. Think about the good tragedies you have seen, and the good comedies (Superbad not included. :)
my colleagues have been teaching me about the wonders of YouTube and I'm now a fan. haha. Stumbled upon this via a few clicks after the One Laptop Per Child video. Portman is an intelligent thespian and I think the examples she gives at the end about the sounds she loves are quite original/literary.
Also, if you want to think deeper, her opening comments are quite useful for thinking about the genres of comedy/tragedy. The Year 2s will be studying Webster's Jacobean tragedy this year. Think about the good tragedies you have seen, and the good comedies (Superbad not included. :)
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