榆杉子
我不愿彷徨于明暗之间
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榆杉子
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The Case against Perfection
【按：桑德尔在规范性道德层面上论证基因编辑，没有进入其技术细节，这篇书评也就以某种规范性的唯物主义来讨论。对于基因产业的政治经济分析是必要的，但我无力提供，所以本文的理论论断并不根植于唯物主义所要... (2回应)
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榆杉子
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The Deluge
Reviewed work: Tooze, Adam (2015). The Deluge: The Great War and the Remaking of Global Order. Penguin. A monumental work, Adam Tooze’s The Deluge is a tour de force of interwar global political e...
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“当牵牛花初开的时节，葬礼的号角就已吹响。
但是太阳，他每时每刻都是夕阳也都是旭日。当他熄灭着走下山去收尽苍凉残照之际，正是他在另一面燃烧着爬上山巅布散烈烈朝辉之时。
那一天，我也将沉静着走下山去，扶着我的拐杖。有一天，在某一处山洼里，势必会跑上来一个欢蹦的孩子，抱着他的玩具。”
elmandfir. elm (榆木）and fir（冷杉）
Studia Humanitatis
想要成为的人：Edward Said
最想写出的那种书：茨威格《昨日的世界》、Edward Said 《Culture and Imperialism》
小万神殿：马克思---尼采---鲁迅---列维纳斯---萨义德---佩里安德森---拉图尔
De omnibus dubitandum
Dixi et salvavi animam meam
现在，做一个悲观主义者已经太晚了
Ars Longa, Vita Brevis （艺术千秋，人生朝露）
如果只能推荐一本书：尼采《偶像的黄昏》
一本对我非常非常非常重要的书是列维纳斯《伦理与无限》 我没敢标注
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如果你愿意看到这里
I have chronic illness. For those who don’t know what chronic illness means: the word “chronic” comes from the Greek “chronos,” χρόνος, which means “time” (think of “chronology”). In certain contexts, it can mean “a lifetime.” So, a chronic illness is an illness that lasts a lifetime. In other words, it does not get better. There is no cure.
And there is the weight of time: yes, that means you feel it every day. On very rare occasions, I get caught in a moment, as if something’s plucked me out of the world, where I realize that I haven’t thought about my illnesses for a few minutes, maybe a few precious hours. These moments of oblivion are the closest thing to a miracle that I know. When you have chronic illness, life is reduced to a relentless rationing of energy. It costs you to do anything: to get out of bed, to cook for yourself, to get dressed, to answer an email. For those without chronic illness, you can spend and spend without consequence: the cost is not a problem. For those of us with limited funds, we have to ration, we have a limited supply, we often run out before lunch.
Sometimes a question shoots through me: Are there people who don’t have to think about their bodies?
————Johanna Hedva (2020)
但是太阳，他每时每刻都是夕阳也都是旭日。当他熄灭着走下山去收尽苍凉残照之际，正是他在另一面燃烧着爬上山巅布散烈烈朝辉之时。
那一天，我也将沉静着走下山去，扶着我的拐杖。有一天，在某一处山洼里，势必会跑上来一个欢蹦的孩子，抱着他的玩具。”
elmandfir. elm (榆木）and fir（冷杉）
Studia Humanitatis
想要成为的人：Edward Said
最想写出的那种书：茨威格《昨日的世界》、Edward Said 《Culture and Imperialism》
小万神殿：马克思---尼采---鲁迅---列维纳斯---萨义德---佩里安德森---拉图尔
De omnibus dubitandum
Dixi et salvavi animam meam
现在，做一个悲观主义者已经太晚了
Ars Longa, Vita Brevis （艺术千秋，人生朝露）
如果只能推荐一本书：尼采《偶像的黄昏》
一本对我非常非常非常重要的书是列维纳斯《伦理与无限》 我没敢标注
----------------------------------------------
如果你愿意看到这里
I have chronic illness. For those who don’t know what chronic illness means: the word “chronic” comes from the Greek “chronos,” χρόνος, which means “time” (think of “chronology”). In certain contexts, it can mean “a lifetime.” So, a chronic illness is an illness that lasts a lifetime. In other words, it does not get better. There is no cure.
And there is the weight of time: yes, that means you feel it every day. On very rare occasions, I get caught in a moment, as if something’s plucked me out of the world, where I realize that I haven’t thought about my illnesses for a few minutes, maybe a few precious hours. These moments of oblivion are the closest thing to a miracle that I know. When you have chronic illness, life is reduced to a relentless rationing of energy. It costs you to do anything: to get out of bed, to cook for yourself, to get dressed, to answer an email. For those without chronic illness, you can spend and spend without consequence: the cost is not a problem. For those of us with limited funds, we have to ration, we have a limited supply, we often run out before lunch.
Sometimes a question shoots through me: Are there people who don’t have to think about their bodies?
————Johanna Hedva (2020)
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榆杉子 读过 On Mysticism
我不是很喜欢——尽管很敬佩——这本书的哲学论点(idiot glee)，但最后一部分对于TS Eliot的解读真是叹为观止: The only hope, or else despair / Lies in the choice of pyre or pyre— To be redeemed from fire by fire 这样的话 idiot glee是否太廉价了——以火焚身是要付出代价的. 或者说 Simon在（当代资本主义）个体内在性的限度内寻求救赎的效果，为此他借助种种意象（玛丽的呼喊、“All Shall be Well”、艾略特的火焰），从而让我们“无信仰者”贷款真正的、付出肉体代价的“信徒”的信用. 这是一种悲剧性 或实用主义 或剥削性的方案 取决于你的态度
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