Starting next week, we're going to be looking at Plato's dialogue, the Phaedo.
从下周开始,我们要学习柏拉图的对话,斐多篇
Even there, I won't be spending time reading out loud long passages from the Phaedo.
即便如此,我也不会花时间大声朗读,斐多篇的各大长篇
We read earlier this semester Plato's Phaedo, which describes the death scene of Socrates.
早前我们读过柏拉图的Phaedo篇，篇中描述了苏格拉底的死亡场景。
"Of all the men of his time," Phaedo concludes, "he was the wisest and justest and best."
斐多结论说，“在他那时代所有的人之中，他是最有智慧的、最正直的、最善良的人。”
The particular dialogue that we're going to reading, the Phaedo, is set at the death scene of Socrates.
我们要学习的这篇对话，斐多篇，就将场景设定在苏格拉底临死前的一幕。
But, in some sense, I'll be giving a closer commentary of the Phaedo than I'll do for the other readings.
但在某种意义上,相对于其他阅读材料,我会对斐多篇作出,更为细致的解说
Now, the objection I've just raised is not the objection that Plato raised in the Phaedo, but he does raise a different objection.
我提出的反对观点并非是，柏拉图在斐多篇里提出的反对观点，但他确实提出了个不同的反对观点。
We'll be talking about the Phaedo starting some time next week and we'll continue the discussion of the Phaedo for at least a bit of, maybe all of, the week after that.
我们会在下周开始讨论斐多篇,外加下下周的一部分时间,或者全部时间,继续,讨论斐多篇
We'll be talking about the Phaedo starting some time next week and we'll continue the discussion of the Phaedo for at least a bit of, maybe all of, the week after that.
我们会在下周开始讨论斐多篇,外加下下周的一部分时间,或者全部时间,继续,讨论斐多篇
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