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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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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So let's ask ourselves, are there any interaction effects when we talk about the human condition ? that it's life followed by death?"

所以让我们问问自己，当我们讨论,生后即是死的人类处境时,有没有相互影响“

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Every creature, he says, has a built-in desire to preserve itself, to persevere in its own existence, to continue in its own steady state you might say, and to resist invasion or encroachment by others.

他说，任何一个生物都生而具有,保护自己的本能，保护自己的存在，延续自己稳定的状态，抵抗外界的侵犯。

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But then because children, according to Freud, don't have a good sense of the boundary between their mind and the world, they think their father can tell that they're plotting to kill him and they figure their father is now angry at them.

但是，据弗洛伊德的理论，由于儿童无法很好地,在心理和现实之间划清界限，即他们认为自己的父亲,能够看出他们在密谋弑父,而且他们还认为父亲非常生他们的气。

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