• So in the end,the canon is a list of the winners in the historical debate to define orthodox Christianity.

    所以最后,正典书目只是赢家的清单,他们在这场定义东正教的历史争论中胜出。

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  • But if meaning and significance bleed into each other, what I'm going to be doing is establishing a canon, as it were, unconsciously or semiconsciously.

    但是意思和意义难以分清,我则会树立起一个顺其自然的标准,无意识地或者是半意识地。

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  • And it's in these years after his graduation from college that Milton embarks upon what is essentially a systematic study of all available knowledge. He commands a mastery of just about the entire canon of Western literary and historical learning.

    就是在他毕业后的这些年里,弥尔顿开始着手系统的学习,方方面面的知识,他想要精通,整个西方文学和历史经典。

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  • There's a big debate about whether this canon list was composed around the year 200 or around the year 400.

    人们曾热烈争论过正典书目的形成时间,是形成于主后两百年还是主后四百年。

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  • But when you call something "canon," you mean that there's a group of writing that has boundaries to it.

    但是当你称某样东西为正典时,便是指那些有界限的书籍。

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  • By calling it canon,we're saying there's an actual list that a religious body adheres to, with books that are either in or books that are not in.

    正典里有一系列书目,它们为宗教团体所支持,有些书被列入,有些书则被排斥。

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  • But you can see when you look at all these different codices, different canon lists,from a century later in the 400s,two centuries later in the 500s,three centuries later in the 600s, you still get different lists.

    如果你看看那些不同的抄本,不同的正典书目,一个世纪后的主后400年,两个世纪后的主后500年,三个世纪后的主后600年,你得到的书目仍然不同。

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  • Then later on, if I wish, I can establish a canon by saying certain texts have certain significance and those are the texts that I care about and want to read, but I can only do that if I can distinguish between meaning and significance.

    而后来,如果我希望,我可以通过说什么来树立一个标准,比如说,一些作品有固定意义,因此我只关心只想读那些作品,但是我只有,能够分清意思和意义之后,才能那样做。

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  • What's new in theory is the element of skepticism that literary criticism by and large which is usually affirming a canon of some sort doesn't reflect.

    这新内容就是怀疑主义元素,它是文学评论,所不具备的,文学评论总是坚持某种原则。

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  • But generally,the canon developed over time through a process of general consensus.

    但通常来说,正典书目,通过普遍同意会得以发展。

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  • But they don't have a set list of things that make something the canon.

    但他们没有列出一系列东西,让它们成为正典。

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  • So notice that this could be a very early canon list.

    所以这可能是一张非常早的正典书目。

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  • We're not interested in establishing a principle of value that shapes a canon.

    我们对于建立起一个,用来确定标准的评价原则并不感兴趣。

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  • When you talk about something like the Shakespeare canon, the canon of Shakespeare or the canon of great Western Literature that's actually using the term in a bit of an expanded sense.

    当你谈到莎士比亚经典,或者伟大西方文学的经典时,那是该词的广义用法。

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