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I know not what the younger dreams-- Some vague Utopia--and she seems, When withered old and skeleton-gaunt, An image of such politics.
我不知年幼者梦想什么-,某种模糊的乌托邦--她仿佛，当枯萎衰老瘦骨嶙峋的时候，这类政治的一个鬼影。
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There's in those images, I think, a kind of utopian promise that the familiar, ordinary pleasures of rural life can be recaptured in a new society of plenty.
在这些图片中，我认为有一种乌托邦的希望,对乡村生活熟悉而平凡的快乐的希望,能在一个自足的新社会里重新得到快乐的希望。
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All of Milton's expectations that England might actually be transformed, and they were glorious expectations, into something like a Puritan utopia or even a Puritan paradise -- all of that had been destroyed.
弥尔顿壮丽的期望，将英格兰转变成一个，清教徒乌托邦，甚至是清教徒天堂的期望,统统破灭了。
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And what's interesting is that if you look at the utopian rhetoric it almost always includes hints of this utopian relationship to schooling.
有意思的是,如果你了解乌托邦这一修辞比喻,其含义常常包括,与教育的乌托邦一般的关系的暗示性信息。
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It would seem that far from utopia, the Republic represents a radical dystopia, a satire, in some sense, of the best polity.
这让《理想国》看起来远不像是乌托邦，反像是极端的反乌托邦，从某些层面看来像是在讽刺所谓最佳政体。
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This is no longer some sort of fantasy Utopia.
这并不是幻想中的乌托邦。
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And lastly, there was a kind of utopian pro-slavery.
最后,还有一种乌托邦式的亲奴制
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The utopianism of the book is, in many ways, the reverse side of the sense of profound disillusionment that he felt at the actual experience of the Athenian polis.
书中的乌托邦主义在很多方面，都是他,彻底醒悟的反说,也是他对,雅典城邦的实际体验。
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The effectual truth of the matter, not the imagination of it or the utopia of it.
事务的有力事实面，而非妄想或乌托邦。
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The remainder of the Republic is, again, devoted to crafting the regime that will produce a distinctive kind of human character, and that of course is why the book is a utopia.
理想国》的往后章节，是全面致力于刻划能催化,独特人类性格的政体，那也当然就是为何此书是本乌托邦。
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But Plato's book is a utopia.
但柏拉图的书的确是乌托邦。
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It is a kind of extreme.
而且是极端的乌托邦。
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The Republic is also a utopia, a word that Plato does not use, was not coined until many, many centuries later by Sir Thomas More.
理想国》也是乌托邦，一个柏拉图不使用的词汇，直到数个世纪之后,才由Sir，Thomas，More，杜撰出来。
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