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Jiang judges Anglo-American culture, despite global dominance, as practical, narrow-minded, and less artistically or philosophically impressive than Russian, German, Homeric, Virgilian, and Dantean traditions.
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "-American culture, even though it dominates the world, it's pretty lackluster. It's very narrow -minded. It's very practical. It's pretty mediocre. Okay? And if..."
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"-American culture, even though it dominates the world, it's pretty lackluster. It's very narrow -minded. It's very practical. It's pretty mediocre. Okay? And if..."
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"Why did Adam and Eve eat that forbidden fruit, and why were we banished from the Garden of Eden? And look, it's 12 books...."
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English becomes empire because Shakespeare turns language into infrastructure.
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