A cultural-theory term Jiang uses for the unique soul of each oral telling.
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aura
A cultural-theory term Jiang uses for the unique soul of each oral telling.
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American bases in the Middle East are modeled less as defensive systems than as tools for imposing an aura of American authority over imposed monarchies.
The Mongols wanted the reputation of being inhuman demons because it produced an aura of inevitability and invincibility that made opponents surrender.
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"Another big question that we have is, who gets involved? Because this situation is so dire that Europe, okay, specifically Germany, France, and Britain..."
"So, they were actually And so, they provide defense. But then you're like, wait a minute here. I mean, didn't we just say that..."
"Empire is the, it's an aura of invincibility and inviability. Okay? If you fear it, then you obey it. But, it's not really designed..."
"...which is the most important, is they had to create an aura of inevitability and invincibility. At this time, people were literally telling people..."
"...to conquer so much territory so fast because they had this aura of inevitability and invincibility. And most people just gave up. They just..."
"...is unique. Now there's a concept in cultural theory called the aura. Okay? The essence. The soul. And each story has its own soul..."
"...eyes like embers, by signaling to them, has all embarked. His aura strikes anyone who stretches out. As, in the autumn, leaves detach themselves,..."
"...of money and resources in order to create this image, this aura of invincibility and inviability. So if the Iranians are able to capture..."
"...instill terror among the population. The third is the idea of aura of inevitability. And invincibility, okay? You want people to think you are..."
"...did so. And so this created escalation dominance, terror, and the aura of inevitability and invincibility, okay? Doesn't make sense, guys. This is how,..."
"Because of human sacrifice. And they had the aura of inevitability, and invincibility. This is how they're able to control millions of people, even..."
"...defeated militarily on the battlefield. And this sort of destroys the aura of inevitability and invincibility. That the Mongols had for the longest time...."
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Genghis Khan is not explained by saying the Mongols were uniquely evil.
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