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目标片段我认为最伟大的小说文学的巅峰，之所以能够触碰到神学和哲学，同样正在触碰的同样的深邃的人性，就是因为他们我们在这里具体的说麦尔维尔，他希望能够尽可能充分地捕捉这个世界，而充分地捕捉这个世界，意味着你不但需要捕捉这个世界，中人，能够通过理性感知，能够观察得到的经验中的世界。同时他也需要你去捕捉这个世界中理性，没有办法完全捕捉到的这个世界的奇妙之处。
来源片段So this is a movement also that's primarily expressed through literature and poetry. So maybe we shouldn't expect intellectual rigor, but if we wanted to have a neat definition, the best we could come to is that transcendentalists believed, we might say, a knowledge of the divine, whatever that might mean, right? In a way that's meaningful to you, however you want to define the divine, some knowledge of that is prior to human experience. There's an a priori perception or judgment of a transcendent force through which all life
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on the idea of God being dead and why he's dead, right? God is no longer alive because of our historical perspective. It's because of our perception of ourselves, you know, as historical beings, like the realization, the recognition over these impermanent beings in time were set long after this period when the miracles supposedly happened. God himself is no longer perceived as living in the here and now. He's something that may have been imminent in the past, but modern people don't feel that way anymore. And yet God is that which is eternal and omnipresent.
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他想说的是，在白金之中，他之所以能够给予如此多的人如此巨大的震撼，是因为这个世界的奇妙在很大程度上仍然没有被解释。也许在我们时代，我们仍然没有办法看得见这个世界的全貌，对吧？这是一个这既是一个永恒的问题，也是一个现代人需要面临的特有的现代问题。我们处在一个宗教信仰崩溃的时代，我们也处在一个现代科学崛起的时代。也就是说，我们看到的这个世界，它不是这个世界的。本来面目。在第35章中，伊斯玛尔说，这是一个被迪卡尔漩涡所覆盖的世界，人们完全可以为信仰的消失而感到遗憾。
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impossible for the individual. Having presented truth as something handed down from a distant and bygone past. In an essay called The Poet, Emerson continues this attack on preachers and theologians. But he brings in another element which will be interesting here. The praise of those whom he calls the highest minds. These are those who understand the full meaning of every sensuous fact, right? Facts taken in by the senses.
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在第41章中，我们看到亚哈说他把从亚当开始的第一个人开始的一整个人类种族所感受到的愤怒和仇恨的总和堆积在了这条白鲸的白色驼峰之上行了再讲下去是讲不完的。我们在这里结尾吧，对于我们这些不能够去补经的读者来说，我们只能够密切的关注这个故事的讲述者伊斯玛尔的回忆，他的故事，他的经历，我们才能够体会伊斯玛尔深刻的灵魂体验任何一个打开过白鲸这本小说这个大步头的人都知道，作者梅尔威尔首先试图在每一个人心中培养一种近乎宗教式的敬畏之情。这是一种对于自然世界的敬畏之情，对吧？
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And so science done gaily in a carefree manner, in a poetic manner, as what you are drawn or called to do as your vocation. It's a crossing of poetry and philosophy or of song and science. And so I think we can very safely say Emerson's one of those sparks that transferred his fire over to Nietzsche. And Nietzsche wrote, this is a passage found in his unpublished canon around the time when he was working on the gay science. Quote, Emerson, never have I felt so much at home in a book
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这是一种对于自然世界的敬畏之情，对吧？这本小说他给予我们的或许是信仰和科学之外的另外一种理解世界的方式。而这种敬畏之情，我觉得在上帝已经死亡、信仰衰败的年代，以及占据统治地位的现代科学。这两种东西都没有办法激发的就是这种敬畏之情。我们在梅尔威尔这本小说中感受到的是对于海洋对于神秘自然的敬畏，因此，这本小说中充满了许多极具诗意的段落，仅仅在文学层面，他突破了英文散文的界限，将世界的美丽将世界的繁茂和朴素，将世界在人心中应该激发的这种恐惧描绘了出来。