Hartman describes Milton's tendency in Paradise Lost, and he takes this term from Coleridge: the tendency to stand ab extra, to stand from outside.
哈特曼描述了弥尔顿在中的写作趋向,并且从柯勒律治那里借用了这个习语:,由外而内俯视自身的趋势。
Hartman associates this image of Milton's standing ab extra with the figures in so many of those similes who seem also to be standing ab extra.
哈特曼把弥尔顿从外俯视的形象,和他众多的明喻中似乎也置身局外的形象,相联系进行思考。
And then Zeus, Athena and especially Aphrodite, looking down on him, took mercy and brought the statue to life.
宙斯,雅典娜,特别是阿芙罗狄蒂,俯视他,深感同情,于是把雕像变活。
Actually you can look down as well as an added precaution.
事实上你们可以俯视,作为一个预防措施。
For example, if a car is going on a racetrack and you're seeing it from the top, if the speedometer says 60 miles per hour, you might say it's not accelerating.
例如,如果一辆车在跑道上行驶,你从上面俯视它,如果速率表显示的是60英里每小时,你也许会说它没有在加速
And this has this religious sense to it.
这不仅仅是俯视San,Narciso的那个宗教瞬间。
Milton's looking in at his own work from a distance, according to Coleridge and then Hartman.
据柯勒律治和哈特曼所言,弥尔顿是遥远地从外俯视自己的作品。
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