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Jiang says Dante can produce these different effects by intentionally controlling syllables and the balance of hard and soft consonants.
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Syllables
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"And, and you can do that by controlling the syllables, okay? Does that make sense? There are some hard syllables, and there's some, sorry,..."
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"...in this petty pace from day to day to the last syllable of recorded time and all our yesterdays have lighted fools the way..."
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"So, like, we can look at which syllables are stressed. Okay."
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"So, like,. So, it's, like,. So, it's, like, every other syllable is stressed and unstressed.. So, I'm pretty sure, I need to check my..."
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"...Italian, okay? Mathematics would also include syllabi. We can't do the syllables and the rhymes and all that, okay? So we can't do the..."
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"...Iambic pentameter, you know, right? Iambis is just the arrangement of syllables where you have one that is deep and then another that's high...."
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"...a lot easier for us to communicate if these ideograms represented syllables and sounds instead, okay? So, rather than representing ideas, let's get them..."
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