Jiang's summary label for Dante's need to explain both his own suffering and the world's corruption.
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central dilemma
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...try to put everything together, okay? This morning, we discussed the central dilemma facing Dante, okay? First of all, he has to make sense..."
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Jiang says Dante's central dilemma is double: he must explain his own exile and beggary while also explaining why the world is so full of chaos, infighting, treachery, hatred, and vengeance.
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"...try to put everything together, okay? This morning, we discussed the central dilemma facing Dante, okay? First of all, he has to make sense..."
"...as corrupt as everyone else okay so these are the two central dilemmas and the question then is how do you overcome this situation..."
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