He plans to run a two-week public livestream seminar on Dante's Divine Comedy in June, reading the whole work line by line because he regards it as the greatest literary work ever and universally valuable.
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He says the Dante seminar is scheduled for mid-to-late June 2026 at the Yale Beijing Center, with a small in-person cohort and a global livestream for broader participation.
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"...approaches. So, in June, I'm going to do a two -week seminar on Dante. So, I'm going to read with students line by line..."
"I mean, it will be. It's set for two weeks from mid -June to the end of June. It'll be at the Yale Beijing..."
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