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Jiang says poetry is more effective than philosophy because philosophy remains debatable ideas while poetry enters the subconscious and becomes the building blocks of the psyche.
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Jiang says poetry is more effective than philosophy because philosophy remains debatable ideas while poetry enters the subconscious and becomes the building blocks of the psyche.
"...into your subconscious and they become the building blocks of your psyche. Okay. poetry is language. And, as we discussed, it was very common..."
"...first recognize the impact of Virgil and the Iniat on his psyche, on his culture, and then by recognizing this, defeat the Iniat in..."
"...first recognize the impact of Virgil and the Iniat on his psyche, on his culture, and then by recognizing this, defeat the Iniat in..."
"...it gives you more insight into the human mind the human psyche right and that's what we've forgotten so what"
The Divine Comedy does not defeat Virgil by denouncing him.
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