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Jiang distinguishes three Dantes for reading the poem: the protagonist inside the journey, the historical Dante, and Dante the writer or poet.
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Protagonist
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...thing. Okay. These are not the same people. There is the protagonist. There is the historical Dante and there's the writer, the poet. Okay...."
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Jiang emphasizes that the Divine Comedy's main protagonist is a common man, Dante, rather than an exalted mythic hero.
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"...thing. Okay. These are not the same people. There is the protagonist. There is the historical Dante and there's the writer, the poet. Okay...."
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"...all three are different because donnie the pilgrim obviously is the protagonist dante the real person is a real person but donnie the poet..."
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"...just read the story and i follow the journey of the protagonist and i can emphasize"
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"...Crime and Punishment. So, in the book Crime and Punishment, the protagonist wants to become a superhuman."
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"...causes particularly for civilians. U.S. soldiers are typically cast as noble protagonists while those non -U.S. peoples deemed enemies of America are constantly stereotyped."
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"...not talking to you. You know, you're not connecting with their protagonists. And I didn't really care about menopause. I really didn't care about..."
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"...it away. He, in World War I, the main character, the protagonist, he has an injury where he can't have sex because, uh, his..."
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"...in the new new Atlantis which is like a novel the protagonist he ends up in the honor island where they"
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"...the divine comedy okay virgil is the guide the narrator the protagonist of the divine comedy what happens is that we start off with..."
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"...their actions. So they see themselves as the main character, the protagonist, in a novel that they are writing."
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"...competitions. There'd be two competitors, okay? And they were called the protagonist, okay? And antagonist. So today, we know that protagonist means the hero..."
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"...of Dionysus hoping to win first place, right? To be the protagonist, to win first place. But most of the times he lost because..."
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The seminar begins with line-by-line questions and expands into a larger claim: Dante matters because poetry trains imagination, vows turn hope into action, and faith, hope, and love stop meaning obedience and start meaning...
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