……尤其推荐他的《瞧！这个人》（Ecce Homo），因为这是他亲笔对以往作品的总结。尼采是一位极致的文风大师，极其坦率且无所畏惧。另外我还推荐当代哲学家 André Comte-Sponville 写的《美德小史》（A Short Treatise on the Great Virtues）。这是一本关于美德理论的杰作，融汇了亚里士多德、斯宾诺莎、尼采以及伍迪·艾伦等人的思想，按不同的美德分章节，……
…would especially recommend Ecce Homo by him because it is a summation of his previous works by his own hand. Nietzsche was the supreme stylist and ruthlessly honest and fearless. Also I'd recommend A Short Treatise on the Great Virtues by a contemporary philosopher André Comte-Sponville. This is a remarkable book on virtue theory that takes in Aristotle, Spinoza, Nietzsche and Woody Allen among others and is divided up by virtue which…
我记得在《美德小史》（A Short Treatise on the Great Virtues）里读到过：礼貌是我们获得美德的途径；我们学会谦逊的唯一方式，就是先做出谦逊的举止。而出于礼貌去做出谦逊的举动，能让我们打破这种循环依赖（circular dependency）；然后我们才能学会……
I recall reading in a short treatise on the great virtues that politeness is how we acquire virtue; the only way we can learn to be humble is through acting humbly. But acting humbly out of politeness lets us break that circular dependency; we can then learn…
……尤其推荐他的《瞧！这个人》（Ecce Homo），因为这是他亲笔对以往作品的总结。尼采是一位极致的文风大师，极其坦率且无所畏惧。另外我还推荐当代哲学家 André Comte-Sponville 写的《美德小史》（A Short Treatise on the Great Virtues）。这是一本关于美德理论的杰作，融汇了亚里士多德、斯宾诺莎、尼采以及伍迪·艾伦等人的思想，按不同的美德分章节，……
…would especially recommend Ecce Homo by him because it is a summation of his previous works by his own hand. Nietzsche was the supreme stylist and ruthlessly honest and fearless. Also I'd recommend A Short Treatise on the Great Virtues by a contemporary philosopher André Comte-Sponville. This is a remarkable book on virtue theory that takes in Aristotle, Spinoza, Nietzsche and Woody Allen among others and is divided up by virtue which…
我记得在《美德小史》（A Short Treatise on the Great Virtues）里读到过：礼貌是我们获得美德的途径；我们学会谦逊的唯一方式，就是先做出谦逊的举止。而出于礼貌去做出谦逊的举动，能让我们打破这种循环依赖（circular dependency）；然后我们才能学会……
I recall reading in a short treatise on the great virtues that politeness is how we acquire virtue; the only way we can learn to be humble is through acting humbly. But acting humbly out of politeness lets us break that circular dependency; we can then learn…