The History of Literature 562 Literature Later in Life (with Myron Tuman)
Nov 2, 2023
Author and literature enthusiast Myron Tuman joins the show to discuss his early career and his passion for nineteenth-century narratives. They analyze Emily Dickinson's poem #238 and explore themes of death. Tuman reflects on a strange experience and its impact on him, as well as the concept of the sensitive son and the feminine ideal in literature. They also delve into D.H. Lawrence's writing and his novel 'Lady Chatterley's Lover'.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Discussion on Emily Dickinson's Poetry
02:56 • 14min
Emotions and Tribute in the Face of Death
16:45 • 3min
Exploring Myron Tuman's Literary Journey and Personal Background
20:13 • 3min
The Impact of a Strange Experience
22:58 • 25min
Sensitive Sons and the Feminine Ideal in Literature
48:02 • 7min
Unmasking the Lyrical Genius: Exploring D.H. Lawrence's Writing and his Novel 'Lady Chatterley's Lover'
54:34 • 2min
Discussing Books, Thanking Contributors, and Teasing the Next Episode
56:43 • 5min