Point在《乌合之众》的情节里,“正义”蜻蜓点水,杀人者只被轻轻松松判了几年。弗里德里希·迪伦马特认为我们的时代不能产生悲剧,因为悲剧要承受负罪感、渴求、比例、眼力和责任心。五世纪的雅典或詹姆斯一世的英国似乎处于一种特殊的负罪感的压力之下,或似乎处于一种体面感的压力之下,这种体面感中夹杂着某种负责任的优越感。哪里有这样的情感在流行,悲剧都是一出压轴戏。 Point In the plot of “Uzbekistan,” “Justice” was superficial. The murderers were convicted only for a few years. Friedrich D. Dimondt argues that tragedies can not be tragically generated in our time, because tragedies bear guilt, craving, proportions, eyesight and sense of responsibility. The fifth-century Athens or James I of England seemed to be under a special kind of guilt pressure or seemed under the pressure of a sense of decency mixed with some sense of superiority. Where such emotions are popular, the tragedy is a finale.