Homer's bardic performance is modeled as a collective movie-like experience: the same poem is presented to everyone, but each listener has a different inner experience of it.
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Homer's bardic performance is modeled as a collective movie-like experience: the same poem is presented to everyone, but each listener has a different inner experience of it.
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"...poetry. And he's doing what Odysseus is doing, he's painting a movie for everyone to observe together. And it's the same thing when you..."
"...this for like decades. Also, what's interesting is, you have a movie called Stargate, called Stargate, and it was about an interdimensional Stargate that..."
"...was like, this is a brilliant plan. This is a great movie. Let's do this, guys. The generals are like, oh my God, he..."
"...is all that matters. Okay? They think that reality is a movie, a Hollywood movie. And if they can script it properly, then the..."
"...between Hollywood and the Pentagon. All right? So, this is a movie Saving Private Ryan and this was made in the year 1998, okay?..."
"...do, but at the cost of his life. Okay? And this movie is based on a letter that Abraham Lincoln wrote to a mother..."
"...becoming more of a propaganda machine. Okay? So this is the movie Black Hawk Down. If you saw the movie then it's about these..."
"...ransom. Okay? That's what happened in real life. But in the movie what happened was that Delta Force went in and saved the pilot..."
"...as the downfall of the American military. Okay? This is the movie this is Jessica Lynch and in 2003 she was serving in the..."
"...the truth it just cares about trying to create a Hollywood movie out of a movie. Okay. So Pentagon is concerned first and foremost..."
"...very mentality of the Pentagon to turn war into a Hollywood movie. Alright. So this is a paper written by Tanner Murleys at Brown..."
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