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出版者:Hackett Publishing Company

作者:Boethius

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頁數:240

译者:Relihan, Joel C.

出版時間:2001-09

價格:USD 14.95

裝幀:Paperback

isbn號碼:9780872205833

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Boethius
哲學
Philosophia
Menippean_satire
Classics
坐不下的錶演
Theology
Philosophy

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Unjustly imprisoned and waiting to die, Boethius penned his last and greatest work, Consolation of Philosophy, an imaginary dialogue between himself and Philosophy, personified as a woman. Reminiscent of Dante in places, Boethius's fiction is an ode-to-philosophy-cum-Socratic-dialogue. Joel Relihan's skillful rendering, smoother to the modern ear than previous translations, preserves the book's heart-rending clarity and Boethius's knack for getting it just right. Listen to him on fortune: "We spin in an ever-turning circle, and it is our delight to change the bottom for the top and the top for the bottom. You may climb up if you wish, but on this condition: Don't think it an injustice when the rules of the game require you to go back down."Consolation of Philosophy recalls the transience of the material world, the eternality of wisdom, and the life of the philosopher. Boethius was deeply influenced by the Platonist tradition, and this piece is one of the more powerful and artful defenses of a detachment that feels almost Buddhist. For anyone who's felt at odds with the world, Consolation is a reminder that the best things in life are eternal. Boethius must be right: the book is just as meaningful today as it was in the sixth century when he wrote it. --Eric de Place

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波伊修斯大难当头，被判死刑，一年之后就要归西，在监狱了写了这么一本书，干嘛呢？解除自己内心的痛苦。什么痛苦呢？自己是个好人，做了许多好事，却落得如此下场，认为命运不公，因此心理想不通。但是通过造出这么个“哲学女神”跟自己一问一答，借女神之口，给自己一个安慰...

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读到第二卷就惊艳了，我很震撼。多么透彻，理性，振聋发聩，仿佛一盆冰水劈头盖脸而来，多少人被命运捉弄，多少人被世事蒙蔽双眼，真应该看看清楚。我们这个浮躁的世界真的应该看看这本书，让自己清醒一点，不再被浮华冲昏头。能够理智地，泰然自若地面对命运。那句...

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不見得特彆喜歡。但很感謝他老把一些比較棘手應急的問題拿齣來探討瞭（還是在監獄臨刑前這麼艱苦的環境裏），喜歡與lady philosophy對話式探討的方式，很受用。最後討論foreknowledge, free will和時間那段，在當時的文化環境來看真是放飛自我式神來之筆（。）感謝江緒林老師的筆記，閱讀過程中頗有幫助。

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這個版本的intro和notes都做的相當詳細，感覺可靠，以後有時間再去核對譯文符不符。boethius很有創意把philosophy當作elle和自己對話,對話的形式有verse 和proses，討論的對象是fortunefatevirtue..elle是boethius的分身，arguments裏麵有循環論證的嫌疑，但這恰恰是the mode of perception in the divine mind...到最後elle和boethius的觀點閤一，有柏拉圖對話的影子，也討論瞭亞裏士多德的某個關鍵概念...喜歡這樣一個僞裝為dialogue的monologue...人的尊嚴=an inviolate freedom of independent judgement ????

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The best English translation of Consolatio Philosphiae so far, but Neo-Platonism is like tongue-twisters...

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