The pattern Jiang attributes to controversial writers: contemporaries dislike them, later generations recognize their genius.
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posthumous recognition
The pattern Jiang attributes to controversial writers: contemporaries dislike them, later generations recognize their genius.
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"And all humans are alike, OK? OK? Any more questions? Yeah, the Athenians, OK, so the thing about Euripides was that we today, scholars..."
"And that's because well, Euribides was dead, OK? And they were able to see the genius and imagination of the Bac Chai much more..."
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