Symposium

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出版者:Hackett
作者:Plato
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頁數:107
译者:Alexander Nehamas
出版時間:1989
價格:GBP 24.95
裝幀:Hardcover
isbn號碼:9780872200777
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  • 哲學 
  • Plato 
  • 古希臘 
  • 英文原版 
  • 柏拉圖 
  • 外國文學 
  • Philosophy 
  • 男性 
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An all-male dinner party in Athens in 416 BC, with plentiful wine and attentive serving-girls, seems an unlikely setting for one of the world's greatest treatises on the nature of love. Yet in the Symposium Plato presents a series of witty, erudite and immensely readable speeches on love, in a setting which would be very familiar to the Athenians of the day. Students of classical Greek will delight in Robin Waterfield's fluent yet comfortable translation. His emphasis on accessibility rather than over-literalism has produced a translation sparkling with wit and ideas, which classicists and non-classicists alike will enjoy reading. Waterfield's fascinating introduction to the text provides valuable background to the sexual mores of the time and the social culture of classical Greece. He also examines each speech in detail, elucidating some of the more oblique points of the text to enable the reader to tackle it with confidence. The Greek playwright Agathon has walked off with the laurels at a recent competition, and is celebrating his victory with a select dinner party, or symposium. As he and his guests take their places, they decide to hold back on the amount of wine they consume and talk about love. The guests at the symposium are a mixed bunch of characters, who deliver their speeches in various styles and with different reactions from their appreciative listeners. Agathon's fellow playwright, the comic master Aristophanes, is there, as is Erxymachus, a doctor, and of course Socrates himself, brilliant philosopher and Plato's mentor. The conversation ranges from a declaration of the importance of homoerotic love to Socrates's account of his discussions with the prophetess Diotima, who claimed that we can only achieve true goodness through love. Into this scene of convivial discussion bursts Alcibiades, ex-lover of Socrates, military genius and famous bon viveur with a scandalous reputation. Thrusting himself between Socrates and his latest lover, Agathon, Alcibiades insists on joining in with the discussion but soon digresses and talks about his own love for Socrates. Although some critics have found the gate-crashing Alcibiades's speech sits awkwardly on such profound metaphysical discussion, it reminds the reader of the physical reality of love, while making several pointed references back to earlier speeches. As Waterfield says at the beginning of his introduction, the Symposium should be read at a sitting and re-visited for further enjoyment and insight. Layer after layer of meaning becomes revealed, and this slender dialogue proves to be a box of ever-increasing delights. (Kirkus UK)

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这是一篇《哲学与人生》课程期末论文。谈论爱欲的哲学家少之又少。其中,柏拉图的态度比较温和,更容易被我们从直觉上接受。 我想说一句很无知的话:如果我们把爱搞明白了,大概就能搞明白世界上的一切。 【摘要】《会饮篇》(或《论爱情》,伦理的)是柏拉图以对话体完成的关...  

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这是一篇《哲学与人生》课程期末论文。谈论爱欲的哲学家少之又少。其中,柏拉图的态度比较温和,更容易被我们从直觉上接受。 我想说一句很无知的话:如果我们把爱搞明白了,大概就能搞明白世界上的一切。 【摘要】《会饮篇》(或《论爱情》,伦理的)是柏拉图以对话体完成的关...  

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读刘小枫老师译作柏拉图《会饮》,是一个偶然。我曾言,在大学四年,我只学会了三个半词:爱情,自由,投资,加上半个信仰。半个信仰,在随后加入了价值观,终于成了使得信仰完善。随后,对爱和责任有了理解,重新对自由,投资有了加深。我逐渐认识到,认识自我,只是让自己摆...  

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在古希腊世界,城邦和哲学始终处于一种张力之中,苏格拉底一生的经历就是这种张力的集中体现。雅典民主政治审判并处死苏格拉底的理由在于他的两大罪状:第一,不信城邦的神并引进新神;第二,败坏青年。而“败坏青年”之罪,很可能是导致苏格拉底最终被判死刑的实质性原因。 关...  

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在古希腊世界,城邦和哲学始终处于一种张力之中,苏格拉底一生的经历就是这种张力的集中体现。雅典民主政治审判并处死苏格拉底的理由在于他的两大罪状:第一,不信城邦的神并引进新神;第二,败坏青年。而“败坏青年”之罪,很可能是导致苏格拉底最终被判死刑的实质性原因。 关...  

用戶評價

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negelected eros; two representations of a contemplative Socrates; the tale of Diotima's lessons and cross-examination; set after Phaedrus

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negelected eros; two representations of a contemplative Socrates; the tale of Diotima's lessons and cross-examination; set after Phaedrus

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性彆和愛的等級劃分。靈魂伴侶。

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愛是什麼?一群油膩中年男人喝醉瞭酒調情的故事。

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女性地位尚未看中

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