Jiang interprets Yeats’s excrement line as saying God and love are found in garbage, descent, and self-destruction.
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Excrement
A source-grounded reading of Jiang's central claim: late Inferno is where private vice hardens into social design.
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"...But love has pitched his mansion in the place of excre excrement. Excrement. For nothing can be sole or whole that has not been..."
"Where is God? Where is love? God is in in garbage. Okay? So you have to sink low to truly find God. You have..."
"...is to basically fester in boiling uh in a in boiling excrement and some of them feel the pain so much that they try..."
"...in the miserable sack that makes of what we saw swallow excrement while i was all intent on watching him he looked at me..."
"...the place we reached. The ditch beneath held people plunged in excrement that seemed as if it had been poured from human privies. And..."
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