Enough already!
I listened to the first 10 lectures and finally gave up. I love history, but the constant vocal tics, the leaning into the mic and shouting, the off-topic inserts (do I need to know about his French neighbor's grandfather's issues???) On the good side, Prof. Merriman's biases are clear; no one will be misled as to where he stands on anything. When he settles down and gets going on a topic, he's one of the best I've heard, but that's all too infrequent. Off to UC Berkeley for me!
child33315 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 09/09/13
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Thanks for put'n this class on itunesU! I rather enjoyed listening to all the lectures, I couldn't stop
thephranke via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 11/28/10
I'm a retired professor of Comaprative Literature. I'm well over 85. And I listen to this course on my daily walk. Prof. Merriman does, indeed, have some human stutters in his lecture, but this is one of the best courses I've ever heard--and I've heard very, very many. It's a privilege to...Read full review »
PN1925 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 09/21/14
The course focus too much on biographies and psycological issues. It is not my preference, but it may suit you. The professor is quite interesting, though. Many others will like the lectures a lot, I'm sure.
Hitohitohitohitohito via Apple Podcasts · Brazil · 04/23/12
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