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Jiang's term for Virgilian violence that invites fascination and moral retraining rather than Homeric reconciliation.
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pornographic violence
Jiang's term for Virgilian violence that invites fascination and moral retraining rather than Homeric reconciliation.
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"...poetry, in fact, you can say it's almost pornographic in the violence that it depicts, all right, and the Romans just love this, because..."
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