When challenged by a student, Jiang says he is open to hearing commentators' views if they are presented concretely, but he remains confident that his own interpretation carries more weight.
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Scholarship
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Jiang says Euripides is now regarded by scholars as the most talented, imaginative, and shocking of the three tragedians, especially in poetry, metaphor, and imagery.
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"...okay give me an example for example all these people whose scholarship you just attempted to refute for example the people in the commento..."
"or something okay well then i'd be very happy for you to read everything they write and then tell us what they write and..."
"And all humans are alike, OK? OK? Any more questions? Yeah, the Athenians, OK, so the thing about Euripides was that we today, scholars..."
"...he have a near -death experience? And so is there any scholarship on Shakespeare and how he was able to achieve his visions?"
"...okay? Because, like, again, if you read all the commentary, the scholarship on Dante, no one knows what's going on. Like, what's going on..."
"...not having studied dante formally this is me not knowing the scholarship behind dante okay but i but you could do this as an..."
"...based on my imagination. And it's very interesting, but it's not scholarship. And my friend David Bromwich, he is actually one of one of..."
"...oversimplifying, and often I'm working from intuition as opposed to rigorous scholarship. Watch out, the world is full of people who want to misunderstand..."
"...but also back it up with, um, a lot of academic scholarship. And so I emailed, uh, David Bromwich and he's agreed to this..."
"...and says, we want more Indians. In fact, we will give scholarships to Indian students to come to our country. And then this guy,..."
"...in China primary school teachers are expected to do research and scholarship at the level of University professors I think that's something that's wonderful..."
"...high, I did well on tests. So I got a full scholarship to Yale College. And in my education career, I've become very skeptical..."
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