The process by which listeners absorb a created reality or language so that it becomes their own way of seeing.
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internalization
The process by which listeners absorb a created reality or language so that it becomes their own way of seeing.
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Speech making works by projecting a movie onto the world so that others inhabit, observe, absorb, and internalize a new reality.
A speech must be memorable because the goal is not just to paint a reality but to make others internalize it.
A poet's beautiful language enters listeners, is internalized and absorbed, and becomes the building block for a shared reality.
The manual's practical move is to turn attention away from corrupt landlords and church theft toward the internal devil within the believer.
Timestamped Evidence
"Because in speech making, it's a war of realities. It's a war of narratives. And you create narratives through speeches. Okay? But not only..."
"This thing is called language. Before, we would just each perceive our own time and space. With language, okay, we're now able to come..."
"They're trying to create their own reality. Okay? So with speech, what you're really trying to do is you're trying to project a movie..."
"Before you came to the war, you promised him that you would win glory for him. You promised that you would win glory for..."
"Okay? Internalize this new reality. Right? And Achilles knows this. And Achilles refuses to be beaten. Right? So Achilles, through his speech, counters Odysseus..."
"it if you think about it rhetorically you see thinking of the underlying theories it's really the same thing the Emperor's always right just..."
"within us okay so focus your attention on the devil within you ignore the fact that the world is corrupt and evil you know..."
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