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Zhuge Liang and Cao Cao represent Chinese genius archetypes, but Thucydides treats such figures as secondary to structural forces.
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Zhuge Liang
Zhuge Liang and Cao Cao represent Chinese genius archetypes, but Thucydides treats such figures as secondary to structural forces.
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"he wanted to use his sacrifice as a rally ing cry for his people So even though he didn 't really give a speech..."
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"about the world The first of course is Zh uge Liang who is the strategic genius who is able to come up with these..."
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"nation states So see history as maybe like these o cean waves You 're a great swim mer but you 're not going to..."
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