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悲劇的誕生The Birth Of Tragedy 第35期:文明人的醜態

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The satyr was sublime and divine--so he must have looked to the traumatically wounded vision of Dionysian man.

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薩提兒是崇高的如神的生靈;尤其是在闇然魂消的醉境中人看來,薩提兒定必彷彿如此。

Our tricked out, contrived shepherd would have offended him, but his eyes rested with sublime satisfaction on the open, undistorted limnings of nature.

我們的牧童,那盛裝的膺品,就會使這種人反感。可是看到坦率豪放的性靈的壯麗筆調,他便欣然留戀,掀起崇高的快感。

Here archetypal man was cleansed of the illusion of culture, and what revealed itself was authentic man, the bearded satyr jubilantly greeting his god.

這裏,人類的本相業已洗盡文明的鉛華;這裏,真正的人,長鬍薩提兒,露出了本色,向神靈歡呼。

Before him cultured man dwindled to a false cartoon.

在他面前,文明人就萎縮成金玉其外敗絮其中的醜態。

Schiller is also correct as regards these beginnings of the tragic art:

席勒關於悲劇起源的意見是正確的:

the chorus is a living wall against the onset of reality because it depicts reality more truthfully and more completely than does civilized man, who ordinarily considers himself the only reality.

他認爲歌隊是一種有生命的垣牆,它抵抗現實的進攻;因爲它,薩提兒歌隊,描繪出生存,比文明人描繪將更真實,更重要,更充分,儘管後者通常自命爲唯一的實在。