パンセ (ed. 2)
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- 英語
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- 著者自身による
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何についての本か
キリスト教弁証のためにパスカルが残した断章。その書は彼の死によって書かれぬままに終わった。
背景と歴史
パスカルは一六六二年、三十九歳で世を去り、ついに書かれなかったキリスト教弁証のための断章を数百残した。仕上がった段落もあれば、三語だけのものもある。彼はそれらを束ねて紐で括っており、その括り方が意図された配列の手がかりを与えている。したがって我々が読むものはすべて編者による配列であり、版ごとに配列は異なる。断章番号が版のあいだで一致しないのはそのためで、どの版によるかを必ず記さねばならない。ここに「賭け」があり、「心には理性の知らぬ理がある」があり、考える葦としての人間があり、無限の空間の永遠の沈黙がある。注意：本目録には同一の著作の英訳が二種ある。『Pascal's Pensées』と『The Thoughts of Blaise Pascal』である。誤りではない——別々の版だ——が、知っておきたい。同じ断章が、異なる言葉と異なる番号で二度現れる。
これは編集上の背景であり、引用できる典拠ではありません。作品本文の一節とは異なり、これらの記述はコーパスで検証できません。
Dutton & Co., Inc. All rights reserved. Printed in the U.S.A._ SBN 0-525-47018-2 INTRODUCTION It might seem that about Blaise Pascal, and about the two works on which his fame is founded, everything that there is to say had been said. The details of his life are as fully known as we can expect to know them; his mathematical and physical discoveries have been treated many times; his religious sentiment and his theological views have been discussed again and again; and his prose style has been analysed by French critics down to the finest particular. But Pascal is one of those writers who will be and who must be studied afresh by men in every generation. It is not he who changes, but we who change. It is not our knowledge of him that increases, but our world that alters and our attitudes towards it. The history of human opinions of Pascal and of men of his stature is a part of the history of humanity. That indicates his permanent importance. The facts of Pascal's life, so far as they are necessary for this brief introduction to the _Pensees_, are as follows. He was born at Clermont, in Auvergne, in 1623. His family were people of substance of the upper middle class. His father was a government official, who was able to leave, when he died, a sufficient patrimony to his one son and his two daughters. In 1631 the father moved to Paris, and a few years later took up another government post at Rouen. Wherever he lived, the elder Pascal seems to have mingled with some of the best society, and with men of eminence in science and the arts. Blaise was educated entirely by his father at home.…