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Jiang's term for the lost oral tradition, experienced as both cinematic immersion and intimate conversation.
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old tradition
Jiang's term for the lost oral tradition, experienced as both cinematic immersion and intimate conversation.
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The old tradition matters because it combines the immersive force of a movie with the intimacy of a deep conversation.
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"...And that's why the Vikings were so insistent on maintaining their old tradition and not transitioning into the literary culture. Because their old tradition..."
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"...friend and talking about life and love in general. Okay? The old tradition combines these two things and that's why it's so powerful. That's..."
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"Okay? That said there are certain problems with the tradition. The first is it's contradictory. When you read the Bible it's always contradicting itself...."
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"...some of the details. All right? That's the power of the old tradition. But if I were to write down this story I couldn't..."
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The Vikings do not look important because they left fewer books.
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