Socrates says he will be drowned in laughter but many other people have taken this dream or this aspiration very seriously.

苏格拉底说自己会被笑死,但更多人很严肃地,看待这个梦想或志向。

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In fact, if I recall correctly, Plato's mentioned as not being there on the day that Socrates dies.

实际上,如果我没记错的话,柏拉图曾提到,苏格拉底死时自己并不在场

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When we look at the death of Socrates, do we think of it as a tragedy, as a moral tragedy, ? a just man sentenced to death by an unjust law?

当我们读到苏格拉底之死，我们是否会认为那是一场悲剧，道德悲剧，一名正义之士被不公的法律判处死刑？

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We could say,look,when Socrates dies, he's dying alone in the sense that he's doing it by himself.

我们能说，当苏格拉底死的时候，他孤独而死的意思是，死亡是他单独完成的。

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Because in the center of the dialogue, before he dies, Socrates is arguing with his friends.

因为在对话录的核心部分中,苏格拉底在死前与他的朋友争论时说

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The topic of the Phaedo, as I say, is set on Socrates' last day.

斐多篇的主题,如前所说,被设定在苏格拉底受死当天

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Socrates' death at the age of 70 was intended by him as an act of philosophical martyrdom that would allow future philosophy to be favorably recognized as a source of courage and justice.

苏格拉底死于70，岁0,是他盘算中的,哲学殉道举动,让哲学在将来顺利地,被表彰为,是勇气与正义的泉源。

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Socrates is a man, so Socrates is mortal.

苏格拉底也是人，所以他也会死。

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Socrates' friends and disciples are not dying.

苏格拉底的朋友和门徒并没有死。

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So for our purposes, we don't have to ask ourselves when Socrates in the dialogue says something, is this a view that the dead man Socrates actually would have held or is this simply a view that the dead man Plato put in the mouth of the character Socrates?

所以,出于这门课程的目的,我们无需深究,苏格拉底在对话中的某个观点,到底是属于那个真实的受死之人苏格拉底的,还是属于已故之人柏拉图,通过作品中苏格拉底这个角色所表述的

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