[探索发现] 2016-06-08 BBC:古代圣贤:苏格拉底 Socrates-4

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BBC: Genius of the Ancient World  | 《英国广播公司：古代世界的天才》

 

第二集 Socrates 古代圣贤：苏格拉底

 

历史学家贝特妮·休斯（Bettany Hughes）游历印度、希腊、和中国以追寻三位古代世界的哲学巨人——佛祖释迦牟尼、苏格拉底和孔子——的足迹。她首先来到印度；当年，佛祖离开了他的家人和故土，踏上了寻求终结人类苦难的方法的哲学旅程。接着她转道前往希腊，并详细描述了苏格拉底是如何成就了他的名声。最后来到中国探寻孔子，被广泛誉为第一位对重要的社会、政治和伦理问题采取了系统性的哲学处理的中国思想家。

Series in which historian Bettany Hughes investigates three giants of ancient philosophy. In the second episode she is in Greece, on the trail of the hugely influential maverick thinker Socrates, who was executed for his beliefs.

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This panit of gods gave people a sense of their place in the universe. But in the exciting time, a few were daring to question religious convention. As a teenager, Socrates saw them out in one of the Athens most edging and marginal districts, Carimicos. For 600 years, this had been Athen’s main burial ground, coming to Socrate’s day, and it evolved into a kind of cosmopolitan surberbs of sin. Travelling sales man plighted their ways here along with prostitutes who offer what, well, you’ve mistakenly known as mid of the day marriages. Many young Appenians didn’t need to work. There was one slave to every two free citizens. So, Socrates had free time to come here, and listened on theroies carred in on the trade routes. He encountered thinkers from east Medditerranian whose ideas had for over a century confronted traditional explaination of cosmos. What people saw’s myterious and unfathomable. They viewed it as rationally ordered and to some degree, rationally explicable.

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This pantheon of gods gave people a sense of their place in the universe. But in the exiting times, a few were daring to question religious convention. As a teenager, Socrates sought them out in one of Athens’ most edgy and marginal districts: Keramikos.
For 600 years, this had been Athens’ main burial ground. Come Socrates’ day, and it had evolved into a kind of cosmopolitan suburb of sin. Travelling salesmen plied wares here, along with prostitutes, who offered what were euphemistically known as middle of the day marriages.
Many young Athenians didn’t need to work. There was one slave to every two free citizens. So Socrates had the free time to come here and listen in on theories carried in on the trade routes. He encountered thinkers from eastern Mediterranean, whose ideas had for over a century confronted traditional explanations of the cosmos. What people saw as mysterious and unfathomable, they viewed as rationally ordered, and to some degree, rationally explicable.

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This pantheon of gods gave people a sense of their place in the universe. But in the exiting times, a few were daring to question religious convention. As a teenager, Socrates saw them out in one of the Athens edging and marginal districts -- Carimicos.

“For 600 years, this had been Athens’ main burial ground coming to Socrates’ day, and it evolved into a kind of cosmopolitan suburbs of sin. Traveling salesmen plighted their ways here along with prostitutes who offered what were, well, even mistakenly known as ‘middle of the day marriages’.”

Many young Athenians didn’t need to work. There was one slave to every two free citizens. So Socrates had the free time to come here and listen in on theories carried in on the trade routes. He encountered thinkers from eastern Mediterranean, whose ideas had for over a century confronted traditional explanations of the cosmos. What people saw as mysterious and unfathomable, they viewed as rationally ordered, and to some degree rationally explicable.

luzx86

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This paint of Athens gods gave people a sense of their place in the universe. Then in this exciting times, a few were daring to question religious convention. As a teenager, Socrates saw them out in one of Athens most edging and marginal districts, Cari//
For 600 years, this has been // burial ground. Come to Socrates day, and it evolved into kind of cosmopolitan suburb of sin. Traveling salesmen went to plight their ways here, along with prostitutes. Here offered what were usually mystically known as the middle of the day marriages.
Many young Athenians didn’t need to work. There was one slave for every two free citizens. So Socrates had the free time to come here and listen here on theories, carried in on trade rules. Here he encountered thinkers from east Mediterranean. His ideas had for over century, confronted traditional explanations of cosmos.
What people saw the mysterious and unfathomable. They viewed in a rationally order. And to some degree, rationally explicable.

月漓沁萱

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2016-06-08 BBC:古代圣贤:苏格拉底 Socrates-4

           This pantheon of gods gave people a sense of their place in the universe. But in the exiting times, a few were daring to question religious convention. As a teenager, Socrates saw them out in one of the Athens edging and marginal districts C________.“For 600 years, this had been Athens’ main burial ground coming to Socrates’ day, and it evolved into a kind of c___________ suburbs of sin. Traveling salesmen plighted their ways here along with prostitutes who offered what were, well, even mistakenly known as ‘middle of the day marriages’.”Many young Athenians didn’t need to work. There was one slave to every two free citizens. So Socrates had the free time to come here and listen in on theories carried in on the trade routes. He encountered thinkers from eastern M____________, whose ideas had for over a century confronted traditional explanations of the c_____. What people saw as mysterious and unfathomable, they viewed as rationally ordered, and to some degree rationally explicable.