A man, who we will read later this semester, named Thomas Hobbes, was one who led the pack, led the charge.

我们在学期稍后，就会读到的一位名叫贺伯斯的人，他领众将猛攻。

耶鲁公开课 - 政治哲学导论课程节选

But you're the man behind the decider who decides what the decider is going to read, to be informed of, to see, who he is to see.

但你是在决定人身后的人,你决定了他,要读什么，知道什么，看些什么，见哪些人。

普林斯顿公开课 - 国际座谈会课程节选

All right. In addition to the use of the relationship between plot and story, we also find Brooks using terms that are now, having read Jakobson and de Man, very familiar to us: the terms "metaphor" and "metonymy."

好的，除了运用主题和故事之间的关系,布鲁克斯还会用到很多别的词，等我们读完雅各布森和德曼的作品后会觉得很熟悉：,比如，“比喻“，和，“转喻“

耶鲁公开课 - 文学理论导论课程节选

This monumental novel about 20 hours in the life of an average man can be read and appreciated like any other great novel once its framework and form are visualized, just as we can enjoy Hamlet without solving all the problems which agitate the critics and scholars."

这部不朽的小说是关于一个,平常人生命中的二十个小时,在它的框架和形式显现出来的时候,它就能像其他伟大小说一样被阅读和欣赏，就像我们欣赏《哈姆雷特》那样,不用解决那些激发批评家和学者讨论的问题“

耶鲁公开课 - 1945年后的美国小说课程节选

And that's why in Genesis 9:6 we read, "Whoever sheds the blood of man, In exchange for that man shall his blood be shed, For in the image of God was man created" 1 invoke that rationale from Genesis 1 in the absolute prohibition on murder.

因此我们会在《创世纪》第9章第6节中读到，“那些让人类流血的人，他们必须用自己的血液来偿还，因为人类是依照上帝的形象所创造“,在《创世纪》第一章中，它们便提供了逻辑根据1,杀生是绝对被禁止的。

耶鲁公开课 - 旧约导论课程节选

But I just want to read one brief passage from his biographer, a man named John Aubrey, who knew him.

但是我只想读一小段,来自他的传记，作者是John，Aubrey，他了解霍布斯。

耶鲁公开课 - 政治哲学导论课程节选

In the interest of time, I'm going to skip over a few other passages that I was going to read to you in reinforcement of this insistence, on de Man's part, that literature differs from other forms of discourse, the remaining question being: literature differs from other forms of discourse how?

由于时间关系，我将忽略一些其它的文章,我本想念给你们听，来巩固对这个主张的理解，对于德曼，文学与其它问题形式不同，剩下的问题是：,文学怎样与其它文体不同？

耶鲁公开课 - 文学理论导论课程节选

One of the texts of de Man -also in the book called Allegories of Reading where you'll find also a version of the essay "Semiology and Rhetoric" one of the essays that those who had actually read de Man actually argued about in a persistent fashion is called "The Purloined Ribbon."

德曼的一篇文章,同样在《阅读的寓言》这本书中能找到,在这本书中还能找到“符号学与修辞“的一个版本“,这是一篇读过德曼的人都会,不停争论的文章，它叫“偷窃的缎带“

耶鲁公开课 - 文学理论导论课程节选