Jiang's description of Achilles' counter-speech, which refuses Odysseus' outward-expanding reality and turns toward self-absorbed 'I' and 'me' claims.
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contracting inward
Jiang's description of Achilles' counter-speech, which refuses Odysseus' outward-expanding reality and turns toward self-absorbed 'I' and 'me' claims.
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"...expanding outwards, like Odysseus wants, Achilles continues to expand, to contract inwards. Right? He uses the word I, I, I a lot. Right? Me,..."
"...just Taiwan and so forth. It's practically everywhere. And also it's inward because, you know, this attack on farmers, the, the LGBT nonsense, the,..."
"...city, all of, all of this is the same war turned inward at the same times as it's, as it's turned outward. And so..."
"...which we are portions and percipients, and it purges from our inward insight the film of familiarity which obscures from us the wonder of..."
"...in others. Okay? And the idea of self -assessment, right? Looking inward. Well, if you're a poor child who lives under a lot of..."
"...know, like so self -control, resilience, and the ability to look inward and better understand what you're good at. Okay? So it takes a..."
"...all this is, as Buchanan tells us, it's all self -directed inwards, which gets us nowhere, okay? It's just you looking into yourself. It's..."
"...a result, it's expensive. It's either expensive outwards, or it's expensive inwards. Okay? Does that make sense, guys? All right. So let's look at..."
"...remembering. All right? But again, it's extremely self -indulgent. And it's inward looking. And it's very, and again, it's a radical departure from traditional..."
"...remembering. All right. But again, it's extremely self -indulgent and it's inward looking and it's very, and again, it's a radical departure from traditional..."
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