Re: 基尔克郭尔的“马赛克”式的自我历史或者生命阶段 | Feb 01 2005- ֣ƪҲܲҶԻ˹ȤҪ뿴Ӱ˺ĴߣԺڸȤ㿪ƪָĻ˹ڸķֱͺܺã˹Ϊ˸ʷǻɶģûʲôȾ˵ڱȻԣdzԽģϵԵġôҿؿ˼Ȼ̵Ӱ˴塣
ۺ˹ɵΣ˶ԼԼ˶ĸѡˡҡݣųΪˡĸĿֻ֮УΪУڸ֮⣬仰˵ΪһˣȻδһ ǡǡĶΪڱ֮СЩƽʱੲݵexistentialist idea ôƣMan is constantly in the making, he creates himself by the choices he makes, he is at same time his own responsibility and his product-in-process and, at his death, end-product, thus man, in existing, chooses his essence (human nature).
ǾΪʲô˵ڱʣexistence precedes essence)˹˺ڸԤȱȻԣΪṩ˸ֿܵĿռ䡣ֻ˲Ϊ
Ȼ˹˵ڽۣҵˣԾȥܱȻԣȻԺ϶Ϊһ˲ֻصԤڱȻۺͷʹ˹Ү˹˵ϵ۲ڣôһжǿܵģΪǴ㣩ôҲ˵ϵ۴ڣôһжԤ趨ġǻʲôԿأʲôɿԣ
Ȼ˵ϵ۴Ǵ߹ĵģeven if God exists, you still can take the responsibility for yourself and create your own person, ҾڽƱ硣۵ĴߣѺ¹ҲࣩͬĴ߶ǷԼȣ
ȻҪۣƺǴΨһ˵if I've discarded God the Father, there has to be someone to invent values. You've got to take things as they are. Moreover, to say that we invent values means nothing else but this: life has no meaning a priori. Before you come alive, life is nothing; it's up to you to give it meaning, and value is nothing else but the meaning that you choose. (all Sartre's quotes are from his book Existentialism) ҾұȽܽĴԻ˹Ĵ壨ԳΪNeo-Orthodoxy)ֱ̬ȡ
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