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Jiang recounts the Trojan War as beginning with Nemesis's golden apple, Paris's choice of Aphrodite's bribe, and the abduction of Helen from Sparta to Troy.
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Golden Apple
Jiang recounts the Trojan War as beginning with Nemesis's golden apple, Paris's choice of Aphrodite's bribe, and the abduction of Helen from Sparta to Troy.
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"...each other. So, one day, she creates this apple. It's a golden apple."
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"And the golden apple says to the most beautiful goddess in the world. Okay? It doesn't say who. It just says to the most..."
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"Okay? And again, he's stupid enough to want to piss off two goddesses. So, all the goddesses try to bribe Paris. Paris says to..."
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"...so it's one big family one day um they discover a golden apple on mount olympus and the golden apple says to the most..."
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Greek civilization begins as a reversal: chaos, illiteracy, and poverty force the polis, the alphabet, and Homer, until poetry teaches a new human being how to see, feel, and think.
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