This is what Levi-Strauss says in taken from one of Levi-Strauss' most famous books] The Raw and the Cooked.

然后德里达说，这是列维自己说的,引自列维斯最著名的著作之一],《生食与熟食》

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I don't think it's a 100% lifestyle 'cause there are some people who, they just eat raw food.

我不确定那是不是一种100%的生活方式，因为有些人只吃生食。

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What do you mean, "raw"? "Well, somebody's sitting in a field eating a carrot. That's raw," you say, but wait a minute: what is this notion of "raw"?

生食“是什么意思，嗯，某一个人坐在田野中吃萝卜，这是生食“,你说，但是等等，这个生食的概念是什么？

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But it's a raw food restaurant. They also sell some cooked food. But I love their cuisine.

但那家餐厅的料理主要是生食。也有些热菜。然而我很喜欢他们家的料理。

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Levi-Strauss' famous book, The Raw and the Cooked, essentially stages this critique in and of itself.

列维，斯特劳斯一本著名的书，《生食与熟食》,在它自己身上提出了对自己的批判。

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You can't have a notion of "raw" until you have the notion of "cooked."

你不可能有“生食“这个概念“,直到你“熟食“这个概念的出现“

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So there can be no "raw" without, in a certain sense, the prior existence of "cooked."

所以，从某种意义上来讲，如果没有“熟食“这个概念，就不会有“生食“的概念“

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