The object given to another person becomes, in Jiang's reading, a way for the maker to see his impact in another person's world.
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Craft
The object given to another person becomes, in Jiang's reading, a way for the maker to see his impact in another person's world.
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Jiang defines reflection through Talese's father: solitary tailoring work models precision, exactness, discipline, patience, and the pursuit of perfection.
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"In your enjoyment or use of my product, I would have had the direct enjoyment of realizing that by my work, I had both..."
"Then I give this vase to a friend, and I see this vase at my friend's home, right? He puts flowers, and he's very..."
"I would have been for you the mediator between you and the species, and thus between—and thus been felt by you and acknowledged as..."
"Okay, so this vase now shapes your reality, and I know that this vase has given you meaning, and it has shaped your reality,..."
"And so you can say that this is exploration. Curiosity. Okay? Exploration. But in the other room, the father would by himself sit and..."
"They are very exact. They are very meticulous."
"They are very disciplined. They are very patient. So you can spend days and days in this room just working on a topic. This..."
"...not here, will bring you passage to your shore. A lighter craft will have to carry you. My guide then, Charon, don't torment yourself...."
"...not here, will bring you passage to your shore. A lighter craft will have to carry you. My guide then, Charon, don't torment yourself...."
"...in philosophy. He's trained in rhetoric. And he's using all his craft, all his skills, in order to ultimately deceive the good, but naive..."
"also brought with them Byzantine arts and crafts superior methods in agriculture and trade and the square Hebrew alphabet."
"...know what? I will write the email for you. I will craft the apology for you. And Karl Skroft warns that escalation is a..."
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