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Jiang contrasts Carthage's own Dido myth, where suicide preserves liberty and inspires a proud people, with Virgil's Dido, whose love poisons her soul and enslaves her people to revenge.
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Jiang contrasts Carthage's own Dido myth, where suicide preserves liberty and inspires a proud people, with Virgil's Dido, whose love poisons her soul and enslaves her people to revenge.
"So she and some refugees sought refuge in Northern Africa. So they found the city of Carthage. And they worked really hard to build..."
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