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Words functioning as images for oral audiences, letting them see a movie in their heads.
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visual language
Words functioning as images for oral audiences, letting them see a movie in their heads.
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Shakespeare's visual language lets oral audiences see images in their heads, making speeches memorable and psychologically forceful.
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"Should we suffer or should we fight? Okay? So this is the deepest meaning where he's actually asking what is existence? What is the..."
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"...unclear. All right? So that's the power of Shakespeare. It's a visual language. All right. Another example. Enterprise of great pivot moment, their currents..."
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English becomes empire because Shakespeare turns language into infrastructure.
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