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A student notes that Dante later misses Virgil, and Jiang accepts that as evidence that the attachment formed in Inferno persists beyond the escape from hell.
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Jiang's own happiest memory in this exchange is simply being with his children, which keeps the class's account of heaven anchored in intimate human attachment.
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For Jiang, Dante's exile works because he never leaves Florence psychologically: love for Florence, family, neighbors, and Beatrice keeps him rooted even while displaced.
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"Yeah. Because later we see as well that Dante misses Virgil."
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"Yes. That's right. Okay. Do you see how beautiful this is? It's anticlimactic, but it's perfect ending and it's, it is so symbolic, right?..."
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"Well. Well. Obviously. My. Children. Yeah. When. I'm. With. My. Children. Yes. Anyone. Else. Yes."
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"live in the city you're gonna be much more creative than you think you're gonna be more creative than you if you live in..."
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"he may leave points physically but even when he leaves florence he still remembers florence he still um is nostalgic for lord he still..."
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"...a woman uh including um deep physical and other kinds of attachment um and also including suspicion jealousy um so you know the the..."
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"...or an interest in romance, but who form a deep, profound attachment to colors, sounds, or concepts. If their intense love for painting, music,..."
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"...finger on the pulse of the public. They respond to the attachment. But I wanted to ask about Trump for that one reason, though,..."
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"...of unfit characters from state prejudice, from family connection, from personal attachment, or from a view to popularity. Okay, let's just say the president..."
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"There was real no emotional attachment to strangers. Now in China there's a lot like emotional attachment to your relatives and the people you..."
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Jiang turns late Inferno and early Purgatorio into a struggle over imagination itself.
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A source-grounded reading of the lecture's central claim: Dante's Heaven is not the end of questioning but the place where imagination, love, and freedom turn against dead authority, dead fear, and finally Virgil himself.
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