• And the Aristotelian view held for a long time, but eventually it started to crumble in the light of more data.

    亚里士多德的观点在很长时间里得到了认同,但最终还是崩溃了,在越来越多的数据面前。

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  • Aristotle is considered the "father of criticism," and yet he is also what Foucault would call a "founder of discursivity."

    亚里士多德被认为是批判学之父“,但他是福柯承认的话语学奠基人“

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  • He is getting us out of that Aristotelian rut and moving us back to something that makes more sense.

    他将我们从亚里士多德的规律,并将我们带回到,更有道理的规律。

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  • Alexander, of course, had been educated by Aristotle, when he was young, and so he had adopted Greek language and Greek literature and a lot of other Greek ways.

    亚历山大本人幼年时,师承亚里士多德,所以他使用希腊语,熟悉希腊文学,以及各类希腊文化。

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  • Above all, Aristotle's works, like the Politics and the Nicomachean Ethics, were explicitly intended as works of political instruction, political education.

    尤其是亚里士多德的大作,像是《政治学》和《尼各马科伦理学》,更是表明要作为,政治教学,政治教育的著作。

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  • But Aristotle used to think that if you want something to move, there has to be some agency making it move.

    亚里士多德认为,如果要让物体运动,那就必须有某种作用让它运动

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  • Pity" and "terror," these become crucial terms, the terms that Aristotle, in his Poetics, used to define tragedy.

    遗憾或恐惧“,这是很关键的词,亚里士多德在《诗学》中用它,定义悲剧。

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  • Well, Aristotle and Plato,both sort of theoreticians of the polis each had an idea what's the right size for the perfect polis.

    亚里士多德和柏拉图,这两位精于城邦理论的理论家对此各执己见

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  • In particular, Hobbes faults the universities for teaching what, for teaching the radical doctrines of Aristotleanism in the seventeenth century.

    他尤其认为大学错在,在17世纪这样的时代,教授学生以激进的,亚里士多德式的教条主义。

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  • Why does Aristotle say, as Brooks quotes him, that a plot should have a certain magnitude?

    为什么亚里士多德会说,“剧情尤为重要“呢?

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  • This is what distinguishes Aristotle from Machiavelli and all those later thinkers who take their bearings from Machiavelli.

    这就是亚里士多德,与马奇亚维利的差别,还有那些稍后,以马奇亚维利为其主轴核心的思想家。

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  • Yet Aristotle's conception of our political nature seems to require standards of justice that are natural or right for us.

    亚里士多德对我们政治天性的概念,似乎需要正义的标准,且那对我们是自然或正确的法治预设。

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  • The centrality Aristotle ascribes to politics forces us to consider another question ? namely what is the purpose of this study?

    亚里士多德加到政治中的,中心论点迫使我们考虑另一个问题,即这门研究的目的为何?

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  • A society based simply on the mutual calculation of interests could not be a real political society for Aristotle.

    一个建构在双方相互算计利益的社会,对亚里士多德而言,并不是一个真正的政治社会。

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  • That is to say not even the best city on Aristotle's account can afford to be without a foreign policy.

    这也就说明,就算是亚里士多德笔中的最佳之城,也承受不起没有外交政策的后果。

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  • But, to some degree, this captures some of the way in which Aristotle has been perceived over the centuries.

    但在某种程度上,这捕捉了一些,几个世纪以来,人们对亚里士多德的观感。

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  • That leads me to the larger question you might say which is posed throughout Aristotle's work as a whole.

    而这也带入一个较大的问题,且是贯穿亚里士多德,整部作品的精神。

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  • The polity is the regime that represents for Aristotle a mixture of the principles of oligarchy and democracy.

    政体对亚里士多德而言,即是代表,寡头与民主原则混合的政权。

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  • And, Aristotle gave us this system, which persisted almost through the Middle Ages. And, Aristotle gave us this, and I'll leave you with this.

    他带给我们这个系统,一直统领着我们,直到中世纪,亚里士多德给了我们这个,你们自己看吧。

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  • We can begin to see it is clear how Aristotle's best regime differs from Plato's intransigent demand for the rule of philosopher-kings.

    我们可以开始清楚地发现,亚里士多德的最佳政体,如何有别于柏拉图,对哲学家国王统治的不妥协要求。

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  • Sociologically unlike the philosopher is a person of some inherited wealth chiefly landed property but whose way of life will be urban.

    亚里士多德清楚地指明,不像哲学家,前者继承了一定程度的财富,主要是地产,但其生活模式。

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  • Only a small city, small enough to be governed by relations of trust, can be political, in Aristotle's sense of the term.

    仅有一座小城,小到能由信任的关系来管治,才能称作是政治社会,这是以亚里士多德的标准看来。

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  • The polis, as Aristotle as well as Plato clearly understand, is a small society, what could be called today a closed society.

    亚里士多德及柏拉图清楚明白,是一个小型的社会,即今日所称的封闭社会。

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  • Aristotle understands the mixed constitution as a balance of classes--the one the few and the many.

    不同于我们的宪法,亚里士多德了解混合宪法是阶级的平衡,即一人,少数人及多数人。

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  • Aristotle appears from the beginning to look more like what we would think of as a political scientist.

    亚里士多德,从一开始就更像是我们会认为的,政治科学家。

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  • Aristotle's Poetics we know actually not to have been one of the texts written by Aristotle but rather to be a compendium of lecture notes put together by his students.

    亚里士多德的诗学其实,并不是由他本人写成的,而是有他的弟子编纂的。

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  • Aristotle proposes--how does he propose to do this? He proposes a couple of remedies to offset the potentially warlike struggle between various factions.

    亚里士多德对此提出了何种建议,他提出几种补救方法,来平衡派系间,可能导致战争的潜在斗争。

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  • This issue received a kind of classic formulation in Aristotle's distinction of what he called the good human being and the good citizen.

    这个议题接纳了一种经典的公式,即亚里士多德界定,何谓好人与好公民。

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  • If this is true, Aristotle's Politics seems to stand condemned as the most antidemocratic book ever written.

    如果这是真的,亚里士多德的《政治学》看似应受谴责,因它将是有史以来最反民主的著作。

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  • a little of that here with you today, to go over what Aristotle is suggesting in this idea of man, the polis animal.

    我只能示范一些给你们看,要如何阅读亚里士多德所提示的概念,即人是城邦的动物。

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