• I looked hard at him. I could not have been more surprised if he has said the same thing about Nepoleon, or Socrates,or Solomon.

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  • To state the obvious, Socrates introduces this analogy to help the brothers better understand what justice is for an individual soul.

    说明白些就是,苏格拉底导入这项比拟,以协助兄弟档更了解,正义对个人灵魂的重要性。

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  • This remarkable letter was written when Plato was very old, approximately 50 years after the trial and execution of Socrates.

    那封了不起的书信,是在柏拉图年迈时所写,大约是,苏格拉底被审判及处决后的,50,年。

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  • I looked hard at my friend. I could not have been more surprised if he has said the same thing about Nepoleon,or Socrates,or Solomon.

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  • And the answer--the short answer--is, Socrates, the character Socrates in the play, represents Plato, the author of the play's, philosophical views.

    答案是,苏格拉底,即剧中苏格拉底的角色诠释了,戏剧作者自己的哲学观

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  • Socrates explained that the swan was singing because it was happy.

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  • Callicles tells Socrates "Philosophy is a pretty toy if one indulges in it with moderation at the right time of life.

    他告诉苏格拉底,如果一个人在年轻时代,有节制地享受哲学的乐趣,那自然大有裨益。

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  • They are subject to every conceivable kind of illusion, not to be trusted, and Socrates calls them liars.

    他们都屈从于一切骗人的假象,不可被信赖,而苏格拉底则直截了当得说他们都是骗子。

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  • Thrasymachus We will also see Thrasymachus, a cynical intellectual who rivals Socrates as an educator of future leaders and statesmen.

    我们还会读到,一位愤世嫉俗的的学者,挑战苏格拉底,身为未来领袖及政治家教育者的角色。

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  • Given Socrates' claims, ask yourself ? what would a responsible body of citizens have done, ? how should they have acted?

    基于苏格拉底的主张,质问你自己,一个负责任的公民会怎么做,他们应如何做?

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  • But, and this will be the crucial point, notice Socrates should have continued the soul is invisible in that sense.

    但是,这一点很重要,注意苏格拉底应该在这个意思上,继续阐述灵魂是无形的。

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  • The Republic belongs to that period of Plato's work after his return to Athens, after the execution of Socrates.

    理想国》即是柏拉图,在返回雅典后的作品之一,也就是在苏格拉底被处决之后。

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  • But although that's, I think, the sketch of where Socrates wants to go, it doesn't quite give us what we want.

    不过虽然那是,苏格拉底思路走向,我认为它没有提供太多我们想要的

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  • Socrates turns to a discussion of what kinds of things can break and what kinds of things can't break.

    苏格拉底转而讨论,什么东西能够破裂,什么东西不能破裂。

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  • Socrates is not harmless because of his own professed ability to attract followers, a few today, a few more tomorrow.

    苏格拉底并非无害,因为他擅长吸引信徒的能耐,今天几个,明天再几个。

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  • "Who are you, Socrates," we are inclined to ask, "? "to tell us what we can read here and listen to?"

    我们不禁要问:,“你是谁,苏格拉底,究竟想告诉我们该读与该听什么“

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  • The Republic asks us, what would a city be like if it were ruled by Socrates or someone like him?

    理想国》要我们考虑,城邦的面貌,如果它是由苏格拉底或像他的人所统治?

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  • That incident that Socrates tells here represents what one could call " the famous Socratic turn Socrates' second sailing so to speak.

    苏格拉底在这儿,所提的事件代,表著名的“苏格拉底转向,即苏格拉底的第二次启航。

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  • And yet, in many ways, Socrates diagnoses very powerfully an important condition of modern democratic life with which we are all familiar.

    但在很多方面,苏格拉底却也诊断了,非常有力且重要的,现在民主生活条件,那是我们都很熟悉的。

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  • All that Simmias needs to cause problems for Socrates' argument is the claim that harmony is invisible and harmony can be destroyed.

    西米亚斯为苏格拉底的论证,带来问题的只需要是,和声是无形的,但是可以毁灭。

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  • It is better to be a human being dissatisfied than a pig satisfied; better to be Socrates dissatisfied than a fool satisfied.

    当痛苦的人,胜过当快乐的猪;,当痛苦的苏格拉底胜过当快乐的傻瓜。

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  • It would seem far from being unrealistic, Socrates engages what we might call maybe a kind of Socratic realism.

    这不只是不切实际,苏格拉底所把持的,是一种我们也许该称为,苏格拉底式的现实主义。

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  • Most of us like most of you earlier, find ourselves instinctively taking the side of Socrates against the city of Athens.

    我们大部份,就像稍前的调查,自觉本能地选择支持,苏格拉底对抗雅典城;

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  • Is the just city, perhaps, that Socrates will later consider, ? a combination of these two of both force and persuasion?

    或许苏格拉底,稍后所提的正义之城,即是这两者的合一,武力与说服力?

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  • Socrates says he will be drowned in laughter but many other people have taken this dream or this aspiration very seriously.

    苏格拉底说自己会被笑死,但更多人很严肃地,看待这个梦想或志向。

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  • The Athenians at least pay Socrates the tribute of taking him seriously, which is exactly why he is on trial.

    雅典人至少,还尊重苏格拉底,并严肃地看待他,所以才审判他。

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  • Now, as I said, this is Socrates' last day on earth and you'd expect him to be pretty bummed.

    我已经说过了,这是苏格拉底在人世的最后一天,你们肯定以为他很难过

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  • The one represented by Socrates regards reason, that is to say, the sovereign reason of the individual as the highest possible authority.

    一种是苏格拉底所代表的理智,即个体主权理智,是最高的可能权威。

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  • And one of the just striking things is that Socrates is in a very happy, indeed jovial, mood, joking with his friends.

    但是,奇怪的是,苏格拉底当时非常开心,甚至兴奋地和他的朋友们开玩笑

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  • We have to ask oursleves when Socrates puts his argument forward, which of these you have in mind?

    我们要问问自己当苏格拉底,提出自己论点的时候,他脑中的是这三个中的哪一个?

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