[探索发现] 2016-06-24 BBC:古代圣贤:苏格拉底 Socrates-6

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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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mintzoe

Confident, brave new world Athens didn't seem to suppress this new spirit of inquiry. The city became a magnet for innovation. Thanks in large part to the man who would dominate Athenian politics for almost half of Socrates' life, the visionary politician, P*. He gathered thinkers and artists to advise him and set about making democracy the dominant ideology in the great world. He glorified the streets with sumptuous statues and f* democratic principles. Athens built warships called freedom and freedom of speech. Yet, Socrates would understand all the success had its flip side. Democraties high ideas would need to be interrogated.-A later source tells us that Socrates declared beautiful statues, high city walls and warships are all very well, but what's the points if those within them are unhappy? So we have to imagine the young Socrates walking around this fabulous f* city beginning to ask big questions that are still utterly relevant today. Is wealth a good thing? Can democracy itself create a just society? What is it that makes us truly happy?

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Confident, brave-new-world Athens didn’t seek to suppress this new spirit of inquiry. The city became a magnet for innovation, thanks in large part to the man who would dominate Athenian politics for almost half of Socrates’ life, the visionary politician, Pericles . He gathered thinkers and artists to set about making democracy the dominant ideology in the Greek world. He glorified the streets with sumptuous  statues and fetishized  democratic principles. Athens built warships called freedom and freedom of speech. Yet Socrates would understand all the success had its flipside. Democracy’s high ideals would need to be interrogated.

A later source tells us that Socrates declareed beautiful statues, high city walls and warships are all very well, but what’s the points if those within them aren’t happy. So we have to imagine the young Socrates walking around this fabulous, febrile  city, beginning to ask those big questions that are still utterly relevant today. Is wealth a good thing? Can a democracy itself create a just society? What is this that makes us truly happy?

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Confident brave new world Athens didn’t seem to suppress the new spirit of inquiry. The city became a magnet of innovation thanks in large part to the man who would dominate Athenian politics for almost half of Socrates’ life -- the visionary politician Pericles. He gathered thinkers and artists to advise him and set about making democracy -- the dominant ideology in the great world. He glorified the streets with sumptuous statues and fetishized democratic principles. Athens built warships called “Freedom” and “Freedom of Speech”. Yet Socrates would understand all the success had its flipside. Democracy’s high ideals would need to be interrogated.

“A later source tells us that Socrates declared beautiful statues, high city walls and warships are all very well, but what’s the point if those within them aren’t happy? So we have to imagine the young Socrates walking around this fabulous, febrile city, beginning to ask those big questions that are still utterly relevant today. Is wealth a good thing? Can a democracy itself create a just society? What is it that makes us truly happy?”

luzx86

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Confidence, brave new world Athens didn’t seem to surprise this new spirit inquiry. The city became a magnet for innovation. Thanks in large part to the man who were dominated by the Athenian politics for almost half of Socrates’ life. The visionary politician, Periclis, he gathered thinkers and artists to advise him and said about things like democracy, the dominant ideology in the Greek world. He glorified the streets with some of his statues, // democratic principles. Athens built warships for freedom and freedom a speech. Yet Socrates would understand all these success how it flip sight. Democracies high ideals would need to be interrogated.
And later it told us that Socrates declared that beautiful statues, high city walls and warshipsare all very well but watt the point is within them are unhappy. So we have to imagine the young Socrates walking around this fabulous and sea-broad city beginning to ask those big questions that are still utterly relevant today. Is wealth a good thing? Can a democracy itself create a just society. What is it that makes us truly happy.

Meglxz

Confident, brave-new-world Athens did not seek to suppress this new spirit of inquiry. The city became a magnet for innovation. Thanks, in large part, to the men who would dominate Arthenian politics for almost half of Scorotes’ life. The visionary politician. He gathered thinkers and artists to advise him to set about making the democracy the dominat ideology in the Greek world. He glorified the street with sumptious statues, fetishize democratic principles. Athens build warships called “freedom” and “freedom of speech”. Yet Socreted would understand all this success had its flipside. Democracy’s high ideal would need to be intrrogated. A later source tells us that Scoretes declared beautiful statues, high city walls and warships are very very well, but what is the point if those within them are unhappy. So we have to imagine a young Scorotes walking around this fabulous, febrile city, beginning to ask these questions that still utterly relevent today. Is wealth a good thing? Can a democracy itself create a just society. What is it that makes us truely happy.

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2016-06-24  BBC:古代圣贤:苏格拉底 Socrates-6

          Confident brave new world Athens didn’t seem to suppress the new spirit of inquiry. The city became a magnet of in________ thanks in large part to the man who would dominate Athenian politics for almost half of Socrates’ life.The visionary politician P______. He gathered thinkers and artists to advise him and set about making democracy , the dominant i_______ in the great world. He g________ the streets with s________ statues and

f_________democratic principles. Athens built warships called “Freedom” and “Freedom of Speech”. Yet Socrates would understand all the success had its f_______. Democracy’s high ideals would need to be in__________. “A later source tells us that Socrates declared beautiful statues, high city walls and warships are all very well, but what’s the point if those within them aren’t happy? So we have to imagine the young Socrates walking around this fabulous, febrile city, beginning to ask those big questions that are still utterly relevant today. Is wealth a good thing? Can a democracy itself create a just society? What is it that makes us truly happy?”