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Jiang argues that Dante knew his mission from birth, held the Divine Comedy in fragments throughout life, and eventually wrote it once he conceived the whole.
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Fragments
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...Divine Comedy, in its complete form, appeared to him in certain fragments. And in his head, he kept on imagining these different parts. And..."
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"...Divine Comedy, in its complete form, appeared to him in certain fragments. And in his head, he kept on imagining these different parts. And..."
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"...we're having these rich discussions, appreciate that there's only a small fragment of the entirety of the Divine Comedy. And the entire purpose of..."
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"Yes. Because we're... I mean, according to Dante, like we're fragments of this love, right? If God is love, we're fragments of this love...."
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"...saving the sparks of light. Okay, the sparks of light are fragments of God, memories of God that are now scattered across the world...."
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"...it would lead to regime change. That the IRGC would basically fragment and then collapse and the people would rise up and you would..."
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"...person have put in place is gonna it will begin to fragment it would be a failed state it would perhaps split up but..."
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"...the if the culture gets too large those stories tend to Fragment and you end up with schisms and the power that motivates the..."
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"...guide on how to conquer the world and in fact the fragments will go on to conquer the world. Okay? So we are going..."
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"...fantasy and reality. All right. So this is from an essay, Fragments of Analysis of Hysteria. The love -hungry little girl, unhappy at having..."
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"...fantasy and reality, all right? So this is from an essay, Fragments of Analysis of Hysteria. The love -hungry little girl, unhappy at having..."
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"...Alexander died, and then the empire was divided into three major fragments. Over here, you have something called the Antigonid Empire. Okay? The Antigonid..."
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