

Shakespeare's Life, Work, and Religiosity (Dr. Aaron Urbanczyck) | Ep. 480
20 snips Aug 16, 2024
Dr. Aaron Urbanczyck, the Chair of the English Department at Franciscan University, dives into the intricacies of Shakespeare's life and legacy. He explores the playwright's relevance today, discussing his relationships with literature and religion. The conversation highlights the challenges modern readers face with digital distractions and the importance of authentic Shakespearean adaptations. Urbanczyck also examines the complexities of Shakespeare's characters, the impact of the King James Bible on his work, and how to approach Shakespeare as a beginner.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Unpacking Shakespeare's Legacy
01:35 • 27min
The Intersection of Storytelling and Modern Media
28:56 • 19min
Empowering Men to Overcome Pornography Through Community and Learning
48:08 • 2min
Navigating Modern Reading in a Digital Age
50:21 • 4min
Shakespeare in Modern Academia
54:20 • 30min
Unraveling Shakespeare's Sonnet Legacy
01:24:01 • 11min
Exploring Shakespeare: Film Adaptations and Authenticity
01:35:03 • 3min
Exploring Hamlet and Richard III in Performance
01:38:01 • 5min
The Villainy of Shakespeare
01:42:59 • 25min
Exploring Shakespeare: Characters, Themes, and Interpretations
02:07:43 • 18min
Exploring Shakespeare's Genius and the Beauty of the King James Bible
02:25:42 • 3min
Exploring Shakespeare's Legacy
02:29:04 • 10min
Hamlet's Struggle: Faith and Modern Consciousness
02:39:09 • 2min
Shakespearean Interpretations and Enjoyment
02:40:43 • 8min
Exploring Dickens and the Landscape of Science Fiction
02:48:53 • 3min
Navigating Shakespeare: A Beginner's Guide
02:51:43 • 14min