Here I am going back to what I talked about right at the very beginning of the first lecture.

说回第一节课开始时,谈到的问题。

哈佛公开课 - 幸福课课程节选

In our first Yeats lecture, I was talking about Yeats's early development and stylistic transformation over the course of, roughly,a twenty-, twenty-five year period.

在我们讲叶芝的第一节课，我谈到叶芝的早期发展,以及他创作风格的转变，在大约20到25年的时间里。

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Okay, we'll allow some abstention in the first day but not beyond today.

第一节课就这样了,但以后可不行

耶鲁公开课 - 博弈论课程节选

The crucial point about intro is it means first class in philosophy.

导论课程的关键就是第一节哲学课。

耶鲁公开课 - 死亡课程节选

So this is the first start of this.

这就是我们的第一节课了。

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I alluded to this a little bit in the first class about how humans have evolved to seek out energy because famine was the largest threat is one example of this.

第一节课的时候我提到了,人类是如何演化以便寻找能量,因为饥荒是最大的威胁,这是其中一例

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This is a beginning course.

这是第一节课

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You remember in the first lecture I said there's a difference between the history of criticism and theory of literature, one difference being that the history of criticism has a great deal to do with literary evaluation: that is to say, why do we care about literature and how can we find means of saying that it's good or not good?

你们还记得吗，第一节课我说过,文学评论历史和文学理论有一个重大区别，那就是文学评论的历史,很大程度上与文学评估有关：,意思就是我们为什么要关心文学,还有我们怎么能说一部作品是好还是坏？

耶鲁公开课 - 文学理论导论课程节选

Remember I talk those of you who were here the first time: this course is built like a spiral Everything is intra-connected, what I talked about in the first class is connected to what I'm going to talk about today, is going to be connected to lecture 19.

记得一开始我就跟你们说过：,这课程就像个螺旋,内部的一切都是相关的，第一节课讲到的内容,与今天要谈的课题有关，也和第19课有关。

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