Romanticism: Revolt of the Spirit (clip)

[tuashiave]

He talks about how they believe in the nature which is the creation of god but yet many of the romantics were atheists.

[luciano9009]

A passion for life and all things nature; the world has my sympathy.

[djr52590]

Whats the name of the song he played?

[MrGentlemanly]

@djr52590

The song is Prelude, Op. 20. by Chopin

[MrGentlemanly]

@djr52590

The song is Op. 28, No. 28 (Prelude) by Chopin

[Rico8458]

they study plato too much. they are still looking in the cave.

[dudzinskasi]

i just heard then hi was a gay, is that true?

[EllionVcall]

is there a continuation>?

[shexilicious]

is anyone else in my YKL class watching this? lol

[DarKool81]

A giant cock is a very good pathology though

[PatroclusLover]

Are you really that stupid or just pretending to be, sitting on your ass whole days long in vain attempts of looking for a better pastime?

Now listen here, the one with idiotic nick, you know nothing about history of my youtube's name appearance, so it's really better for you to shut your bottomless stinking hole up. Instead of belching under videos & annoying everyone on here, better go upload any even if a bit noteworthy material on your profile to let everyone leave bullshit back under it.

[DarKool81]

If you want me to sleep with you just ask

[PatroclusLover]

So you gave the answer on my question: you've got pathology since birth. My condolences.

[neothomist1275]

Art should purify the passions, not express them.

Art should be an escape from personality, not its expression.

Romantic pantheism is the same vulgarian world view shared by our industrial plutocrats: willful, optimistic and passionate.

[leandrusi]

Nevrtheles you cant deny those were some amazing pieces of art Chopin´s Mehndelson´s and Lizt´s !!

[Catz007]

I wished that you included all the documentary. I quite liked it.

I am quite sympathetic with romanticism.

[DarKool81]

why is this guy dressed like a nineteenth century fop? what an utter ponce!

[lenouveaukerouac]

he's probably dressed that way because the 19th century was the height of romanticism.

[DarKool81]

fair enough. Didn't know this documentary was made in the 19th century;)

[riverlioness]

Why do you dress the way you do? Does it reflect a belonging to your peers?

[DarKool81]

I don't wear clothes: L'homme est nest libre, et partout il est dans les fers."

[PatroclusLover]

If you don't, doesn't mean, no one should. If you were even if a bit into fashion, you wouldn't ask idiotic questions. And if you know nothing about style, it's better not to talk about it at all in order not to disgrace yourself. At least it's really ridiculous, that you can't see connection between his manner of dressing & subject of his monologue.

[DarKool81]

Let's say I want to make a documentary on Ancient Greece, should I then dress like a hoplite?

Listen you Achilles wannabe, if you fancy this nonce so much, take your little prick out of Patroclus and give him a portion instead.

[PatroclusLover]

Don't hope though, that anything's clear for you now.

[GizmoForshizmo]

Dude was trippy.