Jiang says the shield of Achilles is not static art but a moving image, almost like a movie, and therefore an image of the universe in motion.
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Jiang says the shield of Achilles is not static art but a moving image, almost like a movie, and therefore an image of the universe in motion.
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Jiang states the answer to Dante's riddle as God is love, love is God, and love is the force that binds and moves the universe.
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"It's not a picture, it's a movie, where the images are constantly appearing over and over. All right, so this is only a part..."
"...lot of verbs, right? Which says that this thing is in motion, right? You can see how they're moving. Tilled, sorry, tilled for the..."
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