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上大学的时候,我不知出于什么心理,找了本海德格尔的《存在与时间》来读,书在床头、桌上翻滚了半年,又跟着我出了趟远门,最后还到图书馆的时候,还是刚借来那个样子,干干净净,没有折页。自那以后,我陆陆续续读了不少哲学或者命名为哲学的书,想要从中悟出人生终极问题的唯一答案,直到投身和经院哲学一样繁琐的工作,这种费时费力的追求才算告一段落,但存在和时间这两个词,一直让我念念不忘。如果严格遵循逻辑,要证明自己存在于此一时间之中,是件很不容易的事,如若不然,我们身边也不会多了身份证、护照、名片、户口本这一干物事,甚至连社交当中必不可少的饭局,想必都会少了许多。
When I was in college, I did not know what psychology I was looking for. Heidegger’s “Being and Time” was read. The book was on the bedside, the table was tumbling for six months, and I came out with a long trip. Finally, I went to the book When the museum, or just borrowed that look, clean, no folding. Since then, I have read a lot of books about philosophy or philosophy, one after another, trying to figure out the only answer to the ultimate question of life until I join in the same cumbersome work as scholasticism. This time-consuming pursuit Come to an end, but the existence and time of these two words, has kept me obsessed. If we strictly follow the logic and prove that we exist at this time, it will be a very difficult task. Otherwise, we will not have more idols, passports, business cards and account books on our side. Essential social networking dinner, presumably will be a lot less.