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In response to a student's question, Jiang says the time of Purgatory is not primarily physical clock time but emotional time: the soul has to serve the duration required to unlearn itself and become teachable again.
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Unlearning
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"time and space to just uh to um see reality or like to percept reality right did we create time and purgatory to accept..."
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"a really interesting question because one very important idea in purgatory is that you have to start learning your own knowledge if you're going..."
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Jiang turns late Inferno and early Purgatorio into a struggle over imagination itself.
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