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The student discussion proposes that guest-betrayal reaches deepest because it attacks trust and hospitality that could apply to anyone, not just one's own kin group.
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Guests
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...if you betray a family it only concerns yours whereas a guest can really concern anyone on earth yes so it disrupts trust yes..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...if you betray a family it only concerns yours whereas a guest can really concern anyone on earth yes so it disrupts trust yes..."
Key Notes
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A second explanatory line in the discussion is that friendship and hospitality involve chosen bonds, whereas family and country are often inherited rather than freely selected.
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Jiang treats hospitality as a near-universal social law, extending beyond medieval Europe and grounded in the possibility that any guest could be sacred or godlike in disguise.
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"...if you betray a family it only concerns yours whereas a guest can really concern anyone on earth yes so it disrupts trust yes..."
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"israel i guess to treat a guest you have to put up the best hospitality it's because it's stranger"
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"i think it's underlying the same principle uh kong well i think you have a great idea but i'm not sure if it was..."
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"you will right you choose yes because you don't choose your family you might not even choose the"
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"...and and um also what's really important is the idea of guests like the iron law of most society is to treat guests with..."
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"...greek mythology in the greek society what they believe that every guest could potentially be a god in disguise so to kill a guest..."
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Relevant Lectures And Readings
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Jiang turns late Inferno and early Purgatorio into a struggle over imagination itself.
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