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1.
Security
can
only
be
achieved
through
constant
changes,
through
discarding
old
ideas
that
have
outlived their
usefulness and adapting others to current facts.
—
William O.
Douglas
安全必须通过不断变革方可实现,必须摒弃过
时无用的旧观念,并改变其他旧观念以适应现实。
—
威廉·道格拉斯
discarding old ideas that have outlived
their usefulness
和
adapting
others to current facts
都是
thr
ough
的宾语,看其形态便知——都是动名词短语
others = other old ideas
William
Orville
Douglas:
(1898-1980)
United
States
Supreme
Court
Associate
Justice,
a
fervent
supporter of civil
rights, conservation, and civil liberties.
(Douglas was the longest-serving
justice in the history of the Supreme Court
(1939-1975).)
2.
Your real security is yourself.
You know you can do it, and
they can
’
t ever take that
away from you.
—
Mae
West
真正的安全在于自己。相信自己能保护自己,别人就
不能夺去你的安全感
。
—
梅·威斯特
it =
security
that = (that) you know you can
do it
Mae West:
(1893-1980)
American actress, playwright, screenwriter, and
sex symbol.
(Interestingly,
Mae
West
was
a
common
nickname
for
the
inflatable
life
preserver
that
was
popular
during World War II era with US and
British Air Force servicemen. The nickname was
originated due to
the fact that someone
wearing the inflated life preserver often appeared
to be as physically-endowed
as the
actress Mae West.)
3.
Protection and security are only
valuable if they do not cramp life excessively.
—
Carl
Jung
只在不过分妨碍生活时,
保
障和安全才才有意义。
—
卡尔·荣格
cramp =
prevent the development
Carl Gustav
Jung
/’
ɡ
ustaf
‘ju
?
/: (1875-1961) Swiss
psychiatrist, an influential thinker and the
founder of
analytical
psychology
known
as
Jungian
psychology.
Jung
emphasized
understanding
the
psyche
through exploring the worlds of
dreams, art, mythology, religion and
philosophy.
His most
notable
ideas include the concept of
psychological archetypes
(
心理原型
), the collective uncon
scious(
集体无
意识
)
and
synchronicity
(
共时性,即有意义的巧合
).
His
best
known
works
are
Psychology
of
the
Unconscious
(
《无意识心理学》
)(1912) and
Psychological Types
(
《心理类型》
)(1921).
(Jung was a friend and collaborator of
Sigmund Freud (
佛洛伊德
) for 6
years before he broke from the
latter,
who influenced Jung during his intellectually
formative years.)
4.
We should not let our fears hold us
back from pursuing our hopes.
—
John F. Kennedy
别让恐惧阻挡我们追求希望。
—
约翰·肯尼迪
John
Fitzgerald Kennedy:
(1917-1963,
assassinated) 35
th
U.S.
President (Democratic), a Pulitzer Prize
winner.
Events
during his administration include the Bay of Pigs
Invasion, the Cuban Missile Crisis, the
building
of
the
Berlin
Wall,
the
Space
Race,
the
African
American
Civil
Rights
Movement
and
early
events
of
the
Vietnam
War.
His
economic
programs
launched
the
country
on
its
longest
sustained
expansion since
World War II.
–
ask what you
can do for
your
country
(Kennedy was the second-youngest
President (months
after Theodore
Roosevelt), the first President
born
in
the
20th
century,
the
first
and
only
Catholic
president,
the
only
President
to
have
won
a
Pulitzer
Prize, and the youngest President to die.)
5.
We hold these
truths to be self-evident: that all men are
created equal; that they are endowed by
their Creator with certain unalienable
rights; that among these are life, liberty, and
the pursuit of
happiness.
—
Thomas
Jefferson
我们认为下述真理是不言而喻(不证自明
)的:人人生而平等,造物主赋予他们若干不可剥夺的
权利,其中包括生存权、自由权和
追求幸福的权利。
—
托马斯·杰斐逊
hold =
have a particular opinion or belief (
这个
意思时
hold
不能用进行时态
)
that all men
…
,
that they are endowed
…
,
that among these are
…
都是
truths
的同位语从句
< br>
unalienable = inalienable = that
cannot be taken from you
不可让与的;不可剥夺的
among
these are
…
= including
…
Quoted from
The Declaration of
Independence
(
《独立宣言》
) (July 4, 1776).
(Read and listen to the
declaration here on
Blackboard)
Thomas
Jefferson:
(1743-1826) one of the most
influential Founding Fathers of the United States
of
America, 3
rd
President of the U.S., principal author of
The Declaration of
Independence
, and founder of
the University of Virginia.
(Jefferson is featured on the
obverse(
正面
) of the U.S.
2-dollar bill.
Figures on
the obverses of other
U.S. dollar bills
are: 1-dollar bill
–
George
Washington, 1
st
U.S.
President; 5-dollar bill
–
Abraham Lincoln,
16
th
U.S.
President; 10-dollar bill
–
Alexander Hamilton, 1
st
U.S.
Secretary of the Treasury; 20-dollar bill
–
Andrew Jackson,
7
th
U.S. President;
50-dollar bill
–
Ulysses S.
Grant, 18
th
U.S. President;
100-dollar bill
–
Benjamin
Franklin, one of the Founding Fathers of the U.S.)
6.
You can
protect your liberties in this world only by
protecting the other man
’
s
freedom.
You can be
free only if I am free.
—
Clarence Darrow
在此世界,保障他人之自由,方可保障己身之自由;我自由时,你方自由。
—
克莱伦斯·丹诺
Clarence
Darrow:
(1857-1938) American
lawyer
and
leading
member
of
the
American
Civil Liberties
Union
(
美国公民自由联盟
),
defender
of
the
weaker
and
fighter
for
freedom,
best
known
for
the
Leopold and Loeb Trial and the Scopes
Monkey Trial.
7.
Those who deny freedom to others,
deserve it not for themselves.
—
Abraham Lincoln
不予他人自由者,自己亦不得享有自由。
—亚伯拉罕·林肯
deserve
it not = do not deserve it
Quoted from
Letter to Henry Pierce
(1859)
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