Holden, JD, and the Red Cap - The Catcher in the Rye Part 2: Crash Course English Literature #7
video description
Date: 2022-04-04
Related videos
• TED-Ed
Comments and reviews: 10
Agent1W
1: 01 To be fair, WWII only lasted a FEW years. What's a few years in comparison to a total LIFETIME? Not that I'm trying to take anything from that war, and the experiences thereof, but WWII, like all other wars before and after it, came to an end and then there's the reality of the ordinary human condition to face.
reply
1: 01 To be fair, WWII only lasted a FEW years. What's a few years in comparison to a total LIFETIME? Not that I'm trying to take anything from that war, and the experiences thereof, but WWII, like all other wars before and after it, came to an end and then there's the reality of the ordinary human condition to face.
reply
rain
Hearing you talk about this book like this makes me want to love it, but I still can-t. Holden is almost exactly like someone that physically abused someone I-m very close to, and in the story he doesn-t really try to get better, like the person I know in real life.
reply
Hearing you talk about this book like this makes me want to love it, but I still can-t. Holden is almost exactly like someone that physically abused someone I-m very close to, and in the story he doesn-t really try to get better, like the person I know in real life.
reply
allan
Can anyone help me? I'm looking for this quote, -We all know what it's like to be outside of the evening staring often to the distance, at the future that may never be ours. - -John Green. it is said by John green in one of his videos but I can't find it
reply
Can anyone help me? I'm looking for this quote, -We all know what it's like to be outside of the evening staring often to the distance, at the future that may never be ours. - -John Green. it is said by John green in one of his videos but I can't find it
reply
jasonc001
I enjoy your work. I was wondering if you'd review -Light In August. - It's my favorite book and Faulkner is my favorite author. I was able to finally understand Faulkner after reading criticism written by Cleanth Brooks.
reply
I enjoy your work. I was wondering if you'd review -Light In August. - It's my favorite book and Faulkner is my favorite author. I was able to finally understand Faulkner after reading criticism written by Cleanth Brooks.
reply
education
I read this years ago when I was a kid and the thing that I remembered was that Allie died. I t really stood out for me. Its like the whole book is about Holden trying to come to terms with his brother's death.
reply
I read this years ago when I was a kid and the thing that I remembered was that Allie died. I t really stood out for me. Its like the whole book is about Holden trying to come to terms with his brother's death.
reply
Robert
John Green, thank you for a really interesting critique of my favourite book. I thought what you said at the beginning of part one about Catcher being at odds with our visual-led culture were right on the money.
reply
John Green, thank you for a really interesting critique of my favourite book. I thought what you said at the beginning of part one about Catcher being at odds with our visual-led culture were right on the money.
reply
Antony
These videos finally made me read this book. It's been on my list for years but I was never read it. To tell the truth, I wasn't in the mood for it before. But I finally read it and it killed me, it really did.
reply
These videos finally made me read this book. It's been on my list for years but I was never read it. To tell the truth, I wasn't in the mood for it before. But I finally read it and it killed me, it really did.
reply
Abigail
I gotta be honest, John Green is going to be the one getting me through high school at the moment. Not that Im terrible at school but this is just the kind of support I need to help me get through my courses.
reply
I gotta be honest, John Green is going to be the one getting me through high school at the moment. Not that Im terrible at school but this is just the kind of support I need to help me get through my courses.
reply
crash_course
So, Holden wants to protect Pheobe's innocence and Pheobe protects Holden. By giving him his hat she protects him from the rain and symbolically grants him his innocence and the confidence to keep going.
reply
So, Holden wants to protect Pheobe's innocence and Pheobe protects Holden. By giving him his hat she protects him from the rain and symbolically grants him his innocence and the confidence to keep going.
reply
Moss
-Chris Jenner- yikes this video didnt age well! Well, at least Mr. Green used the right pronouns (she/her, I'm glad
Remember kids, no matter how awful a person is! Use the right pronouns!
reply
-Chris Jenner- yikes this video didnt age well! Well, at least Mr. Green used the right pronouns (she/her, I'm glad
Remember kids, no matter how awful a person is! Use the right pronouns!
reply
Add a review, comment
Other channel videos
