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思想录

Pensées

Blaise Pascal、Philippe Sellier、William Finlayson Trotter、T. S. Eliot · 初版 1670 年

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“Blaise Pascal 是与笛卡尔同时代的天才神童,他是一位才华横溢的数学家和物理学家,但他如今的盛名却建立在他那部未完成的基督教辩护书之上。The Pensees 是一部哲学片段、笔记和随笔的合集,他在其中从心理学、社会学、形而上学以及最核心的神学角度探讨了人性的矛盾。在 Pascal 的分析中,人类展现为冷酷宇宙中可悲而孤寂的受造物,但同时也是一种其存在能够通过信仰上帝的恩典而获得升华的生命

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  • 那些我十几岁时读过、即使不算怀旧也留下了持久影响的书: - 布莱兹·帕斯卡的《思想录》(Pensées) - 勒内·笛卡尔的《谈谈方法》(Discours de la méthode) - 亨利·庞加莱的《数学的未来》(L'avenir des mathématiques) 他们驾驭文字的方式让我折服。他们的希望与困惑令我动容。他们的才智简直彻底刷新了我的认知。

    Ones I read as a teenager that have a lasting, if not nostalgic, effect: - Blaise Pascal's "Pensées" (Thoughts) - René Descartes' "Discours de la méthode" (Discourse on the method) - Henri Poincaré's "L'avenir des mathématiques" (The future of mathematics) The way they wielded words pleased me. Their hopes and doubts moved me. Their intellect shattered my brain.

  • 帕斯卡的《思想录》(Pensées)

    Pascal's Pensees

  • 如果你想把 Graham 的论点限制在非虚构类(non-fiction)范畴,那我完全赞同。 但容我补充一点背景: 作为一个法国人,当我想到“随笔/散文”(Essay)时,脑海里几乎下意识就会浮现出两位作家:蒙田和帕斯卡(比如他的《思想录》)。 “简单”大概是我形容他们作品时最不可能用到的词了。它们一点都不简单,而是复杂、深邃、优美,篇幅宏

    If you want to restrict Graham's argument to non-fiction, I'll happily grant you that. But let me give you a bit more context: As a Frenchman, when I think "Essay", my mind almost automatically reaches for two authors: Montaigne and Pascal (e.g. in his Pensées). "Simple" is probably the last qualifier I would use to describe their works. They're not simple. They're complex, rich, beautiful, cop

  • 帕斯卡在《思想录》中用这个令人困惑的概念来论证灵魂的真实存在。看到古往今来的人们都在跟这些思想搏斗,真挺有意思的:“而到底是什么彻底剥夺了我们认识事物的能力,……

    Pascal in "Pensees" used this perplexing notion to argue for the reality of the soul. Interesting to see people grappling with these ideas through the centuries: "And what completes our incapability of knowing things,…

  • ……帕斯卡并不理会自己是不是疯了这种担忧(如果你问自己“我怎么知道自己没疯?”,实际上你默认的前提就已经是自己没疯了)。不过,我其实并没把帕斯卡的《思想录》全部读完。就我读过的选段来看,后来的哲学家和如今写书立作的人往往都把他严重稻草人化了,所以据我所知,那个著名的“帕斯卡赌注”背后其实也很可能是另一番光景。

    …Pascal rejected the concern that he might be insane (if you ask yourself "how do I know I'm not crazy?" you're basically already assuming you're not crazy). But, I haven't actually read all of Pascal's Pensees. What extracts I have read of it suggests to me that he's heavily straw-manned both by later philosophers and people writing about it today, so for all I know the "wager" was more like this, too.

  • ……谁也不会去买。我们对自己的本性真是一无所知。野兔本身并不能帮我们遮蔽死亡与灾祸的阴影;但追逐野兔的过程转移了我们的注意力,从而真正遮蔽了这些不幸。”(《思想录》,布莱兹·帕斯卡)

    …would not have bought, scarce know our nature. The hare in itself would not screen us from the sight of death and calamities; but the chase which turns away our attention from these, does screen us.” (Pensees, Blaise Pascal)

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