2013.6.5 到帕米爾(新疆菜)之前，買兩本二手書，方便等菜時打發時間--該店店員不錯，還有兩張織毯當掛物 。
黃英哲編《台灣文學研究在日本》涂翠花譯，台北：前衛，1994
因有一篇談""西川滿"備忘錄"而買它。
另外一本有夾報，有趣而買它 。
程石泉《哲學‧文化與時代》臺北：國立台灣師範大學出版組，1981
書內夾一張報紙：
《東海大學校刊‧第230期》1990年6月15日內 (隔周發行，本期4版)
感想很多，譬如說， 幾年前參加一次展覽會，與國立台灣師範大學出版中心的主管談其計畫。後來發現他們有的書是與"南天出版公司"合作出版的 。1981，程石泉先生72歲，他後來到東海大學任教 。
程石泉- 维基百科，自由的百科全书 - 维基百科- Wikipedia
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程石泉先生研究室 - 東海大學
web.thu.edu.tw/arche/www/chenstudy.htmTranslate this page一代大哲 程石泉先生. 程石泉教授(1909-2005, Shih-chuan Chen, Emeritus,. Professor of Humanity & Oriental Civilization, Emeritus,. Pennsylvania State ...
《東海大學校刊‧第230期》幾乎每篇都讀得津津有味，即使是有點教誨/訓戒味道的(大陸旅美學人單偉健等人於1989年12月參加"東海師生座談會"，他們和梅可望校長被學生運用程序問題，冷落2小時，體驗"台灣民主".....。)
主題：驪歌聲起， 鳳凰花開--本校第32屆畢業典禮(17日、周日)....那年有5位博士， 都有簡介。其中，陳宇嘉博士2012年當選校友會會長。
這期，"退休教授"江舉謙有篇感人的文章《畫情‧恩情---感念美術系師生》。故事是1989年6月，美術系莊永旺畢業生贈江院長一幅(約5尺)"松菊石圖"。莊同學說：
我們一年級時，院長曾參加我們師生座談會，勉勵我們切實把握這寶貴的四年......今天特別代表全班送來這幅國畫.......
江老師有感自己的一番"說者無心"的話，卻被"聽者有意"地牢記工，由此可見：
作為一個青年學生，多麼需要老師的鼓勵和讚美！作為一個授課老師，多麼需要教之以道，愛之以方美！
江老師還說，他一生四五十年都從事教育的經驗......"今天......是我一句鼓勵的話的隆重回報。.......
我今天早上還在寫，我忘記1975年學校請那位作畢業典禮演講。也許這篇很可以當代替.....
生活小際遇：楊絳、台大聽雨、舊書店、川瀨健一、方東美
2005/7/15 今天與Heidegger 有點緣。Bruce 來信，我問他為什麼不出國，他說其老哥建議他倆去German Bodensee 。我一查資料，跳出：Lake Constance Lake of Constance ) is a lake on the Rhine between Germany Switzerland Austria
而這正是 Martin Heidegger:的故鄉……
Lake Constance (, also known as Schwäbisches Meer (informally) and sometimes written Lake of Constance) is a lake on the Rhine between Germany , Switzerland and Austria.
Martin Heidegger: Between Good and Evil by Rudiger Safranski, N Person - Trans. E. Osers. Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 1998
呂迪格爾 .薩弗蘭斯基 著『海德格爾傳 —來自德國的大師』靳希平譯，北京 : 商務印書館， 1999
中文本直接翻譯德文本(不推薦此翻譯 錯誤多多 2007)。注意翻譯本之正、副標題都有改變，原書標題為「來自德國的大師：海德格爾與其時代（ 1994 出版）」：靳希平有「來自德國的大師」之譯注 ，不過它沒翻譯「海德格爾與其時代」）；英文改為「海德格爾：（存在）善惡之間」。
不像哈佛大學出版社有某德國基金會之補助，商務的靳希平譯本，似乎是自力奮鬥，不過它基本資料都翻譯了（包括索引），並有英文本沒有的一些注解，對於讀者有幫助。不過，有些地方可能英文翻譯比較近原意。
我只舉些小例：
※ Without man, Being would be mute; it would be there, but it would not be the True one. (ALEXANDER KOJEVE)
假如離開了人，存在【 das Sein】必喑啞；它仍在那，卻難以成真。（ p.1）
英文得 Being 和 True 都大寫，讓我知道它們為專名，而中文翻譯的「難以成真」讓我誤解（例如：它推論錯誤嗎？）
（又，「喑啞」或許無「四時行焉，百物生焉。天何言哉。」之表現力量。）
※第一章 引「鐘樓的秘密」，指它懸掛著七只鐘…… .，可以商務本（ p.15）將它們誤翻譯成只有六只鐘。這可能是對於原文標點的用心不夠（英文本採用分號；商務本都改成句號。）
※第一章末句 Perhaps his heart was rebelling against his head. 這裡英文翻譯用「智- 情」不協調來說明青年海德格爾加入耶穌會（為獎學金？）而卻因為心臟病被退學….
中文翻譯我看不懂：「也許正是他的心臟保住了這個頭腦裡的計畫。」
昨天回永和，看楊絳先生 20年前寫的幾篇文章。她說文藝的創作，總不如真正的生活那般動人
最近，午後經常驟雨，上周更是如此。有一次，我聽到台大樹上的雨聲
我凝神聽了幾分鐘雨滴打在地面鋁合金的奏鳴曲：這種天然的動態制樂
周一寄發票給會計事務所，在「舊書店甲」買兩本書：比較貴的
;『共悟人間 —— 父女兩地書』 ，台北：九歌，2003（由於父女序都是 1999寫的，我上網查它是二 OOO年香港天地圖書有限公司先出版）。
劉再復先生的書我買過
劉再復「女兒、女性、女神 （父之序）」中引他大學老師介紹西方文學中著名的女主角，其中
（很巧，我在 SU介紹這齣在西方比較風行： Saccio is endlessly fascinated not only by Shakespeare\''s plays but how society seems to favor certain plays at certain times. While 'Measure for Measure' was considered too racy to perform in the Victorian era because of its frankness about sex, it's now regarded as a great play about sexual politics, Saccio said. ）
周三寄支票給會計事務所，在「舊書店乙」買兩本書： Ludwig Wittgenstein: the duty of genius by Ray Monk, N Person（英美有許多版本， New York: Free Press或 : Jonathan Cape –或Maxwell Macmillan International
;等等，我買的是Penguin 版1990） 。Martin Heidegger: Between Good and Evil by Rudiger Safranski, N Person - Trans. E. Osers. Cambridge, MA and London: Harvard University Press, 1998
呂迪格爾 .薩弗蘭斯基 著『海德格爾傳—來自德國的大師』靳希平譯，北京 : 商務印書館， 1999
中文本直接翻譯德文本(hc補 : 此書翻譯錯誤甚多 2007)。注意副標題，原書為「來自德國的大師」
兩次在聯經讀中文商業月刊： Harvard Business Review 有兩篇假six sigma 之名的企管文章。
『能力月刊』；李榮貴．張盛鴻出版之《限制理論
我幫他貼一文：「我的朋友 川瀨健一（Kawase Kenichi ）先生著『台灣電影饗宴：百年導覽』（李常傳譯，台北：南天書局，2002 ）。
他希望能訪問（通國、台語）早期無聲電影片當臨場口譯的人
上周與『山外』老闆談我們所知道的馮教授。我說「牟宗三著
; 廣西師大出版社出版 ，2005這本書，我 1973年讀（三民版），覺得不錯（或許因為《生命的學問
受到東美先生闡發希臘悲劇哲學的影響，他在牛津大學聖體書院主攻
史學家湯恩比 (A. Toynbee)的成就可能千百倍嘲笑他的人們。
取東美先生詩集，找不到程先生。他的「程氏易學三書」（
Preface: A Master from Germany
Chronology
Abbreviations
Translator's Note
-->Childhood and School
Idealism and Materialism: German Philosophy in the Nineteenth Century
Career Planning and Career Problems
The Outbreak of World War I: Habilitation, War Service, Marriage
The Triumph of Phenomenology: Husserl and Heidegger, Father and Son
Revolution in Germany and the Question of Being
Parting with Catholicism and Studying the Laws of Free Fall while Falling
Marburg University and Hannah Arendt, the Great Passion
Being and Time: What Being? What Meaning?
The Mood of the Time: Waiting for the Great Day
A Secret Principal Work: The Metaphysics Lectures of 1929-30-->
Balance Sheets at the End of the Republic
The National Socialist Revolution and Collective Breakout from the Cave
Is Heidegger Anti-Semitic?
Heidegger's Struggle for the Purity of the Movement
Departure from the Political Scene
The Age of Ideology and Total Mobilization: Heidegger Beats a Retreat
The Philosophical Diary and Philosophical Rosary
Heidegger under Surveillance
Heidegger Faces the Denazification Committee: Barred from University Teaching
What Do We Do When We Think?
Martin Heidegger, Hannah Arendt, and Karl Jaspers after the War
Heidegger's Other Public
Adorno and Heidegger: From the Jargon of Authenticity to the Authentic Jargon of the 1960s
Sunset of Life
Notes
Works Cited
Further Reading
Index
OTHER HARVARD
One of the century's greatest philosophers, without whom there would be no Sartre, no Foucault, no Frankfurt School, Martin Heidegger was also a man of great failures and flaws, a Faustus who made a pact with the devil of his time, Adolf Hitler. The story of Heidegger's life and philosophy, a quintessentially German story in which good and evil, brilliance and blindness are inextricably entwined and the passions and disasters of a whole century come into play, is told in this brilliant biography. Heidegger grew up in Catholic Germany where, for a chance at pursuing a life of learning, he pledged himself to the priesthood. Soon he turned apostate and sought a university position, which set him on the path to becoming the star of German philosophy in the 1920s. Rüdiger Safranski chronicles Heidegger's rise along with the thought he honed on the way, with its debt to Heraclitus, Plato, and Kant, and its tragic susceptibility to the conservatism that emerged out of the nightmare of Germany's loss in World War I. A chronicle of ideas and of personal commitments and betrayals, Safranski's biography combines clear accounts of the philosophy that won Heidegger eternal renown with the fascinating details of the loves and lapses that tripped up this powerful intellectual.
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The best intellectual biography of Heidegger ever written and a best-seller in Germany, Martin Heidegger: Between Good and Evil does not shy away from full coverage of Heidegger's shameful transformation into a propagandist for the National Socialist regime; nor does it allow this aspect of his career to obscure his accomplishments. Written by a master of Heidegger's philosophy, the book is one of the best introductions to the thought and to the life and times of the greatest German philosopher of the century.
Heidegger Links on the Internet
Rüdiger Safranski's evenhanded study, Martin Heidegger: Between Good and Evil, is equally successful at illustrating its subject's pettiness and at displaying the vast power of his imagination. It is the first comprehensive biography of the man, and supersedes both Victor Farías's Heidegger and Nazism and Hugo Ott's Martin Heidegger: A Political Life. It reports many facts that these books did not, and it offers a detailed account of Heidegger's intellectual development--relating his twists and turns, with great skill and remarkable concision, to German intellectual and political life in the first half of this century.
--Richard Rorty, New York Times Book Review
[A] thoughtful, sensitive and sympathetic biography.
--Ray Monk, Times Literary Supplement
A superb work of synthesis, the book places Heidegger's thought and life in the volatile context of 20th-century German and European politics and philosophy...Although Safranski sees Heidegger as a towering figure in 20th-century philosophy, this is a "warts and all" biography. The author leaves no doubt about Heidegger's self-centeredness, his intellectual arrogance, and his convenient lapses of memory about his role in the Nazi years. But the book's primary merit is a superb explication of Heidegger's thought, its antecedents, and its place in the context of his political and philosophical times. For an English-speaking audience, Safranski's treatment is easily the best introduction to Heidegger's complex philosophy...This [is] an important book, highly recommended for anyone interested in the history of 20th-century Continental philosophy and Martin Heidegger's place in it.
-->Rüdiger Safranski's evenhanded study, Martin Heidegger: Between Good and Evil, is equally successful at illustrating its subject's pettiness and at displaying the vast power of his imagination. It is the first comprehensive biography of the man, and supersedes both Victor Farías's Heidegger and Nazism and Hugo Ott's Martin Heidegger: A Political Life. It reports many facts that these books did not, and it offers a detailed account of Heidegger's intellectual development--relating his twists and turns, with great skill and remarkable concision, to German intellectual and political life in the first half of this century.
--Richard Rorty, New York Times Book Review
[A] thoughtful, sensitive and sympathetic biography.
--Ray Monk, Times Literary Supplement
A superb work of synthesis, the book places Heidegger's thought and life in the volatile context of 20th-century German and European politics and philosophy...Although Safranski sees Heidegger as a towering figure in 20th-century philosophy, this is a "warts and all" biography. The author leaves no doubt about Heidegger's self-centeredness, his intellectual arrogance, and his convenient lapses of memory about his role in the Nazi years. But the book's primary merit is a superb explication of Heidegger's thought, its antecedents, and its place in the context of his political and philosophical times. For an English-speaking audience, Safranski's treatment is easily the best introduction to Heidegger's complex philosophy...This [is] an important book, highly recommended for anyone interested in the history of 20th-century Continental philosophy and Martin Heidegger's place in it.
--Dietrich Orlow, Boston Sunday Globe
This biography of Martin Heidegger is an impressive achievement, and English-speaking readers are fortunate that it is now available to them...Martin Heidegger is the first comprehensive biography of one of the most influential philosophers of the twentieth century. It offers a detailed view of Heidegger's intellectual development provided by no previous book, and it gives new information on his involvement with the Nazis. Given the importance of Heidegger's thought for many celebrated left-wing thinkers, including Jacques Derrida and Michel Foucault,Safranski's careful consideration of the relation between Heidegger's right-wing politics and his thought can help readers struggle with the much-debated question of whether the contemporary leftists of the postmodern movement are really cultural reactionaries in disguise...Safranski's biography is both the most authoritative and the most approachable of the recent Heidegger books.
--Carl L. Bankston III, Magill's Literary Annual
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