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Jiang's model of poetry as memorized language that infiltrates, subverts, and remakes the reader over time.
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poetry as virus
Jiang's model of poetry as memorized language that infiltrates, subverts, and remakes the reader over time.
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"...the reason why is, think of poetry as almost like a virus. And what it's trying to do is, it's trying to infiltrate you...."
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"you interact with it, the more it enters you and it creates cognitive dissonance, meaning that it is disrupting the normal way you see..."
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