Book Description
In "Symposium", a group of Anthenian aristocrats attend a party held by Agathon to celebrate his victory in the drama festival of the Dionysia. They talk about love until the drunken Alcibiades bursts in, and decides to talk about Socrates instead. "Symposium" gives a picture of the sparkling society that was Athens at the height of her empire. The other three dialogues in this collection - "Apology", "Crito" and "Phaedo" - are more sombre. The Athenians, catastrophically defeated in war, have lost their self-confidence and their ability to tolerate what they do not understand. Socrates is put on trial for impiety, found guilty and put to death. "Apology" is Socrates's speech in his own defence at his trial. "Crito" explains his refusal to escape when escape could be easily arranged. "Phaedo" gives an account of Socrates's last day. He and his friends discuss the nature and immortality of the soul until the sun sets and Socrates drinks the hemlock which has been prepared for him.
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length: (cm)19.8 width:(cm)12.6
The Symposium, in which Socrates plays a virtually predominant role in terms of its philosophical argument, affords us a most desirable opportunity to take a quick look at the significant Greek philosopher. By going through the witty lines the appearances ...
评分The Symposium, in which Socrates plays a virtually predominant role in terms of its philosophical argument, affords us a most desirable opportunity to take a quick look at the significant Greek philosopher. By going through the witty lines the appearances ...
评分The Symposium, in which Socrates plays a virtually predominant role in terms of its philosophical argument, affords us a most desirable opportunity to take a quick look at the significant Greek philosopher. By going through the witty lines the appearances ...
评分The Symposium, in which Socrates plays a virtually predominant role in terms of its philosophical argument, affords us a most desirable opportunity to take a quick look at the significant Greek philosopher. By going through the witty lines the appearances ...
评分The Symposium, in which Socrates plays a virtually predominant role in terms of its philosophical argument, affords us a most desirable opportunity to take a quick look at the significant Greek philosopher. By going through the witty lines the appearances ...
这本书的章节编排方式非常精妙,它不像许多哲学著作那样,堆砌着晦涩难懂的理论,而是采用了一种非常自然、循序渐进的方式来引导读者进入核心议题。初读之下,我立刻被作者那种流畅的叙事风格所吸引,仿佛置身于一个古老的沙龙之中,亲耳聆听智者们的辩论与思辨。文本的节奏把握得极佳,时而激昂澎湃,充满了对真理的探求与热忱,时而又沉静内敛,让人反思那些最根本的人生困境。作者对于人物心境的刻画入木三分,即便是几千年前的人物,其思想的火花和情感的纠葛也鲜活地呈现在眼前,让人不自觉地产生强烈的代入感。这种叙事技巧使得原本可能枯燥的哲学探讨变得生动有趣,每一次阅读都像是一次全新的发现之旅,不断有新的光亮照亮我原有的认知盲区。
评分从阅读体验的角度来看,这本书提供的思考广度令人叹服。它不仅仅停留在对某个单一概念的探讨上,而是像一张巨大的思维网,将伦理、政治、美学、认知等多个维度巧妙地编织在一起。我发现自己经常需要停下来,合上书本,望向窗外,消化刚刚读到的那些观点,它们像石子一样投入心湖,泛起的涟漪久久不能平息。更难得的是,它似乎提供了一个“元”思考的框架,教会我如何去提问,如何去构建自己的论证,而不是仅仅被动地接受既有的结论。这种启发性远超于任何单一的知识传递,它培养的是一种批判性的思维习惯,这种收获是无价的,并且会持续影响我未来思考其他议题的方式。
评分这本书的社会影响和历史回响力,通过文本中隐晦的线索被巧妙地暗示出来,这让我对它在人类思想史上的地位有了更直观的认识。在阅读的过程中,我仿佛能感受到它对后世无数思想家、艺术家乃至政治实践者产生的巨大牵引力。文本中流露出的那种对理想社会的执着追求,尽管历经千年风雨,其核心的价值诉求依旧是当代社会所急需反思的。它不是一本停留在历史书架上的古董,而是一个活生生的对话者,不断向今天的我们提出尖锐而永恒的问题。读完后留下的那种沉甸甸的责任感和对自身所处时代的审视,是许多轻松读物无法给予的,它迫使你走出书本的限制,去观察和改造现实世界。
评分我必须称赞译者在处理古希腊文本时的精准与灵动。很多时候,阅读翻译作品最大的障碍就在于那种生硬的、直译的腔调,使得原著的韵味荡然无存。然而,在这本书中,译者成功地架起了一座坚实的桥梁,使得那些复杂的概念和精妙的对话得以用现代人可以理解,同时又不失其庄重感的语言来表达。特别是在一些关键的诘问和反驳部分,译者选择了那些富有张力和画面感的词汇,使得辩论的火花四溅,逻辑的推演清晰可见。阅读过程中,我几乎忘记了自己是在阅读翻译作品,而是直接沉浸在原汁原味的思辨氛围中。这种高水准的翻译工作,无疑是让这部经典得以在当代焕发新生的重要保障,功不可没。
评分这本书的封面设计着实引人注目,那种古典的字体与现代感的排版交织在一起,让人在第一时间就能感受到一种跨越时空的对话感。我拿起它时,心里就浮现出一种强烈的期待,希望能够深入到那些古老的智慧之中去。装帧的质感很棒,拿在手里沉甸甸的,让人觉得这是一本值得细细品味的著作。内页的纸张选择也偏向柔和的米白色,长时间阅读下来眼睛也不会感到太累,这对于我这种喜欢在睡前捧卷的读者来说简直是福音。书脊的处理也很讲究,即便是反复翻阅,也不会有松散的感觉,看得出出版方在细节上的用心。我特别欣赏这种对实体书品质的坚持,毕竟在这个数字阅读日益盛行的时代,一本有温度、有分量的书本更能让人沉下心来。整体来看,这本书的“硬件”配置已经为一次深刻的精神旅程做好了充分的铺垫,让人忍不住想立刻翻开扉页,一探究竟。
评分Griffith的现代英文译本是值得一读的。
评分'All philosophic truth is Plato rightly devined; All philosophic error is Plato misunderstood.' "Yet philosophy, like science, relies on cumulative building, for it consists of arguement and counterarguement." Hereby showcases the author the best possible reasoning, deduction and analogy of his tutor, Socrates.
评分'All philosophic truth is Plato rightly devined; All philosophic error is Plato misunderstood.' "Yet philosophy, like science, relies on cumulative building, for it consists of arguement and counterarguement." Hereby showcases the author the best possible reasoning, deduction and analogy of his tutor, Socrates.
评分Griffith的现代英文译本是值得一读的。
评分'All philosophic truth is Plato rightly devined; All philosophic error is Plato misunderstood.' "Yet philosophy, like science, relies on cumulative building, for it consists of arguement and counterarguement." Hereby showcases the author the best possible reasoning, deduction and analogy of his tutor, Socrates.
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