This goes back in time from the text we were discussing last time in the teens and twenties to 1901.
这要回到我们上次课所讲,他年少时直到1901的那段时期。
And under this title, "On the Morning of Christ's Nativity," appears as you can see from your text -- appears the subtitle, "composed 1629."
你们可以看到在《圣诞清晨歌》,的标题下有个副标题“作于1629“
This is the diagram taken right from your text, there are the two electrodes coming in and this is atomic hydrogen in the gas tube.
这是从教科书上复制下来的图表,这里有两个电极进来,这是气体管中的氢原子。
How do we put ourselves in touch with the text which may after all in a variety of ways be remote from us?
文本在各种方面距离我们如此遥远,如何与之发生联系?
It's just a long, long text that's set to music but that text is drawn from "Apocalypse, " The images of "Apocalypse."
它改编自一段很长的文字,但文本来自《启示录》,对《启示录》的想像
You've probably already noticed that there's some material that's set aside from the text in boxes, and I encourage you to particularly look at those boxes for this chapter.
你们可能已经注意到,在正文旁边的方框里有一些材料,我希望你们仔细看看方框中的内容
So what I want to do today is look closely first at the selections from Black Boy that I asked you to read and to look at those as a text and to ask ourselves what kind of story it is.
它们细微的差别,我先读部分《黑孩子》,先前我布置给大家去阅读,并思考几个问题,我发现了什么,故事是什么类型。
To begin to answer this question you might say even begin to think about it in the right way requires that we stand back from Aristotle's text for a while and ask some fundamental questions about it.
若要开始回答这个问题,你也甚至可以说,开始以正确的方式思考这个问题,需要我们,暂时放下亚里士多德的大作,回头提问一些基本的问题。
But you can see from the text that you have in your Hughes editions -- - or any edition, any printed edition now -- the speech continues in the version of the mask that we have.
但是你们可以在休斯版本的书里看到-,或者其他版本,其他任何印刷版本-,演说在《面具》里以我们知道的版本继续。
Our primary text will be the excerpt in your book from Hans-Georg Gadamer and a few passages that I'll be handing out from Martin Heidegger and E.D. Hirsch.
主要内容就在大家手上课本里,汉斯·格奥尔格·加达默尔的节选以及,我将带给大家的马丁·海德格尔和赫希的一些文章。
Who knows? Maybe we'll try on some other occasion, but for the moment I think you can see that in making remarks of this kind about a text one has shifted the attention from meaning to structure.
我们也许会在以后讲到它,谁知道呢,但是我想你们应该已经看出来,我们的重点已经从内容,转移到了形式。
That is the good news.The bad news is there isn't a text that fits this syllabus, so we choose readings from various sources.And the text that I have chosen is the best of a bad lot.
那是个好消息,坏消息是,没有与课程大纲对应的课本,我们从很多的资源中选取阅读材料,我选的课本不过是糟粕中的精华。
Over the weekend, you were assigned material from chapter one of the text and it dealt really with three famous beginnings of pieces of classical music.
上周末,布置你们阅读的内容,出自课本第一章,那些内容是关于,三首著名古典曲目的开始部分
We're continually being prevented from reading the text to get to the end.
我们总是觉得想快些读到结尾。
Nothing follows from this observation about the actual meaning of the text.
没有关注,文本的实际含义。
We'll say a little bit about Beyond the Pleasure Principle, ; which is the crucial text for our purposes; but plainly apart from the influence of and the ideas borrowed from Freud, you'll find Brooks writing on what for you is pretty familiar turf.
我想花一点点时间说说《超越快乐原则》,这篇文章对于我们今天理解主题至关重要;,但是如果不看从弗洛伊德那里借来的思想和影响外,布鲁克斯所写的对于你们来说应该会很熟悉。
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