Jiang's description of Shakespeare as first and foremost an observer of how people think and behave.
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Shakespeare as anthropologist
Jiang's description of Shakespeare as first and foremost an observer of how people think and behave.
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"...makes Shakespeare so great he's he is first and foremost an anthropologist a psychologist of people he wants to understand how people think and..."
"...ultimately left Egypt bankrupt. Okay? This is Eric Klein. He's an anthropologist at the University of Washington. He wrote a book called 1177. Okay?..."
"...could not be paid off. Okay? So, David Grabber, who's an anthropologist, he wrote about this in his book, Debt. Why do we create..."
"...Okay? So, this is Maria Gumbutas, who is an American Lutheranian anthropologist. And she's the first to hypothesize that old Europe must have been..."
"...the Wheel, and Language written by David Anthony, who's a Harvard anthropologist. And he explains to us the Inaya culture and why they were..."
"...everything uh by david grabber and david wengro who are both anthropologists okay and they've looked at different societies and what they emphasize is..."
"believes and what most actually anthropologists believe is to be human is to ask these three questions. Where do we come from? Why are..."
"...so last class, we talked about Maria Kumbotas, who is an anthropologist, and she makes the argument that for the longest time, for most..."
"...really, the height of this civilization. And this is what the anthropologist Maria Gimbertas called Old Europe, okay? So to begin the story, I..."
"...of what we know about Europe comes from a very famous anthropologist her name is Maria Gombatis okay and we'll be spending a lot..."
"...conquest of the Yanaya. So, again, Maria Gumbutas, who is an anthropologist, originally from Lutherania, but who worked at Harvard and UCLA, she's done..."
"Okay? It's extremely well written. Wade Davis, he's an anthropologist, Canadian. And this recently came out. Okay? So, he spent a lot of time..."
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English becomes empire because Shakespeare turns language into infrastructure.
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