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Jiang contrasts Joyce with Dante by saying Joyce demands that readers access Joyce's own mind of God, whereas Dante uses poetry to bring people toward the mind of God as truth of the world.
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Jiang contrasts Joyce with Dante by saying Joyce demands that readers access Joyce's own mind of God, whereas Dante uses poetry to bring people toward the mind of God as truth of the world.
Jiang says standardization made Greek education accessible to non-Greeks, so people in China can read Homer, Greek tragedy, and Plato even without being culturally Greek.
"Okay? Ulysses is either number one or number two on this list of 50 best books in human history. And there are many who..."
"And how did they do that? and systemize Greek knowledge, and they did this by standardizing the texts, okay? So there's different texts of..."
Modernism begins as a religious problem before it becomes psychology, literature, art, social media, and depression.
Aristotle is not treated here as the solitary genius behind Western reason.
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