The Lake House《触不到的恋人》（精讲之三）
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Alex: Of course. You've got some nice pieces here. Simon: Oh, yeah. Music's fine, music helps. It's like Nietzsche says: "Life would be senseless--" Alex: "Without music." Simon: I guess I told you that, huh? Pour yourself a drink. Can you appreciate a good wine by now? Alex: You bet. Simon: You know, you'll have to forgive your father for being curious but where have you been all these years? I thought your Kerouac days were behind you. Alex: I'm sorry, what? Simon: What? Oh, you can come up, if you like. Alex: What are you working on? Simon: Oh, I'm just--I'm just remembering things. It's not such an easy job, let me tell you. Nor is it particularly innocent, in my case. Your father is writing his memoirs. Alex: Are we in it? Simon: What do you think? Do you wanna be? Alex: Do you? Simon: Of course. You were all a part of your father's life. Alex: Why are you talking to me in the third person? Simon: Well, I--I don't--Because I'm writing about myself, I suppose. Why, doesn't it suit you? Alex: I thought you might like these. Simon: What are these? Something you've been working on? Alex: No, they're--They're yours. From a house I just bought on the lake. Simon: Oh, yes, I heard. They said some sleazy little condo developer had snapped it up. Oh, come on, indulge your father. Can't you take a little joke, for God's sake? Come on. Tell me. Where have you been? I really want to know. Alex: I was trying to forget you. Or forgive you. Simon: Did you succeed? Alex: No. Let me know if you need any help remembering. Simon: Oh, yeah, I will. 妙语佳句，活学活用 1. a hell of a 这是一个表示程度的表达，意思比较灵活，可以是“非常好的”或者“极恶劣的，让人受不了的”。如： 2. You bet! 口语中的一个常用的短句，意思相当于 Of course! 或者You are absolutely right! 当你完全同意别人观点的时候就可以使用这个表达。如： 3. snap up If you snap something up, you buy it quickly because it is cheap or is just what you want. 文化面面观 Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche 尼采 考考你 用今日所学将下面的句子译成英语。 1. 这辆摩托车真是棒极了！ The Lake House《触不到的恋人》（精讲之二）考考你 参考答案 1. 我将来一定要投身于科学事业。 |
Simon Wyler: About the... the other day it was not a good moment. I was in a hell of a hurry. 
(born Oct. 15, 1844, R?cken, Saxony, Prussia-died Aug. 25, 1900, Weimar, Thuringian States) German-Swiss philosopher and writer, one of the most influential of modern thinkers. The son of a Lutheran pastor, he studied at Bonn and Leipzig and at age 24 became professor of Classical philology at the University of Basel. He became close to the older Richard Wagner, in whose operas he saw the potential for the revival of Western civilization, but broke with Wagner angrily in 1876. His Birth of Tragedy (1872) contained major insights into ancient Greek drama; like Untimely Meditations (1873), it is dominated by a Romantic perspective also influenced by Arthur Schopenhauer. Mental and physical problems forced him to leave his position in 1878, and he spent 10 years attempting to recover his health in various resorts while continuing to write prolifically. His works from Human, All Too Human (1878) to The Gay Science (1882) extol reason and science, experiment with literary genres, and express his emancipation from his earlier Romanticism. His mature writings, particularly Beyond Good and Evil (1886), A Genealogy of Morals (1887), and Thus Spake Zarathustra (1883-92), were preoccupied with the origin and function of values in human life. If, as he believed, life neither possesses nor lacks intrinsic value and yet is always being evaluated, then such evaluations can usefully be read as symptoms of the evaluator's condition. He fulminated against Christianity and announced the death of God. His major breakdown in 1889 marked the virtual end of his productive life. He was revered by Adolf Hitler for his dislike of democracy and his heroic ideal of the ?bermensch (Superman), though the Nazis perverted Nietzsche's thought and ignored much in it that was hostile to their aims. His analyses of the root motives and values that underlie traditional Western religion, morality, and philosophy affected generations of theologians, philosophers, psychologists, poets, novelists, and playwrights. 
