EPISODE · May 27, 2026 · 44 MIN
Dante in Paradise
from Professor Jiang · host Game Theory
Professor Jiang explains how Dante re-animated the human imagination.Notes and References:1. Dante's Divine Comedy, translated by Alan Mandelbaum
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Professor Jiang explains how Dante re-animated the human imagination.Notes and References:1. Dante's Divine Comedy, translated by Alan Mandelbaum
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Professor Jiang explains how Dante re-animated the human imagination.Notes and References:1. Dante's Divine Comedy, translated by Alan Mandelbaum
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