Another student says art changes a person by naming something previously unnameable inside them, producing recognition and resonance.
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Naming
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"yeah i think it it names something in yourself that was that used to be unnameable that you don't know how to explain it..."
"...And he named many others one by one. And at their naming, they all seemed content. So that for this, no face was overcast...."
"...a very strange story for a variety of reasons let's start naming the reasons why this is a strange story or it doesn't really..."
"...ideas that we've learned these past two days? Let's just start naming them, okay? Yes?"
"...And then he would create problems for you. So I think naming names, going into specifics is a problem. Another problem is, let's just..."
"...have Achilles, you have Paris, you have Tristan, okay? So he's naming everyone, but there's one shade he does not name. And the other..."
"Okay, so what he's saying here is that, like, Virgil is naming all the shades, and Darnay's like, let me go and talk to..."
"live the truth first it means naming reality stop invoking rules -based international order as though it still functions as advertised call it what..."
"...is a nobel peace prize chairman was mongolian president he's just naming people boris gates uh bill gates the new yorker i got out..."
"...largest solar panel production, so on and so forth. I'm just naming a few things. So some would argue that this is kind of..."
"It's the only reality that exists. And they start naming things that they see and that creates language. And they like to play games..."
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