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The Canon Reviewed

The Canon Reviewed

By: Daniel Running
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Welcome to The Canon Reviewed, a weekly podcast that looks at old books with new eyes and examines their continued relevance to contemporary readers. I'm so grateful that you're here and inspired by your support, and I very much look forward to our literary discussions. Please feel free to add your comments throughout the journey, because this podcast is all about sharing ideas and building community through everyone's contributions. I can't wait to see what we talk about, what we build! New episodes every Friday. Come on in to the library. It's warm by the fire and the bookshelves are endless, so pull up a chair and join the conversation!2022 Art Literary History & Criticism
Episodes
  • "The Flea"
    Feb 1 2025

    Today, we'll turn our attention to the English renaissance as we explore a poem by one of our all-time favorite rogues/reverends, John Donne. Since it's more fun, we'll focus our attention on the rogue half, as we break down Donne's classic, lusty poetic argument, "The Flea." It's wild, wacky, and witty, so please, pull up a chair by the fire and let's get started!

    Special thanks to Head Librarians Jeff Seplak, Jesse Cunningham, and Jake Frounfelter!!!

    Music Credits:

    Ambiment by Kevin MacLeod | https://incompetech.com/

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    28 mins
  • Hamlet, Part 6
    Jun 1 2024

    Today, we finish our look at Shakespeare's Hamlet, one of, if not the, greatest plays of all time! But, does being great equal remaining relevant? Should we still read Hamlet? Well, pull up a chair by the fire and let's talk about that.

    Special thanks to Head Librarians Jeff Seplak, Jesse Cunningham, and Jake Frounfelter!!!

    Music Credits:

    Ambiment by Kevin MacLeod | https://incompetech.com/

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    33 mins
  • Hamlet, Part 5
    May 17 2024

    Today we look at Hamlet's soliloquy "How All Occasions Do Inform Against Me." He is finally done with all this waiting, all this inaction. He just needs one more little push. We have lots to talk about, so please, pull up a chair by the fire and let's talk some Hamlet.

    Special thanks to Head Librarians Jeff Seplak, Jesse Cunningham, and Jake Frounfelter!!!

    Music Credits:

    Ambiment by Kevin MacLeod | https://incompetech.com/

    Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/

    Creative Commons CC BY 3.0

    https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

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    26 mins
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