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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- If you eat these raw, which they do in many places around the world, if you eat a bitter one, you could, in fact, get enough cyanide to kill you.

如果你生吃它们的话，它们在世界上的很多地方都存在，如果你吃了一个苦的根，可能，实际上，它所含的氰化物的量足以令你死亡。

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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, not at a horribly advanced age, I would like to think, he went to Lyon, which was a capital of the Resistance because they have all these things called traboules in Lyon, was one reason--they're passageways where you'd keep the silk, raw silk dry.

他当时还没到混吃等死的地步,我个人觉得,于是他去了里昂,当时是抵抗组织的一个首都,因为里昂那有那种过道,这是一个原因--就是小胡同,能让丝绸,生丝保持干燥

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