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The Guide of the Perplexed

迈蒙尼德

语言:
英语
状态:
完整作品
作者归属:
作者本人所著
文本状况:
文本清晰 · 28 段无法辨读,已从回答中排除
篇幅:
约 440,000 词 · 2,097 个段落
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  • APA迈蒙尼德. (n.d.). The Guide of the Perplexed. SigPhi. https://sigphiai.com/zh/works/maimonides/the-guide-of-the-perplexed
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内容简介

试图表明《托拉》与亚里士多德哲学并不相悖;写给那些对二者都已知之甚深、足以看出冲突的读者。

背景与流传

约1190年以希伯来字母书写的阿拉伯文写成,形式是致一位弟子的书信。书名中的“迷途者”并非无知之人,而是读过哲学家的有学识的信徒。迈蒙尼德主张,《圣经》中赋予上帝形体或情感的段落应作隐喻读,而关于上帝人们只能说他不是什么。此书曾被犹太人禁毁焚烧,也曾为托马斯·阿奎那所细读。

这是编辑性背景,不是可引用的来源:与作品本身的段落不同,这些说明无法在语料库中核对。

开篇
M- honored pupil Rabbi Joseph,'2- may the Rock guard you, son of Rabbi Judah , may his repose be in Paradise. When you came to me, having conceived the intention of journeying from the country farthest away in order to read texts under my guidance, I had a high opinion of you because of your strong desire for inquiry and because of what I had observed in your poems of your powerful longing for speculative matters. This was the case since your letters and compositions in rhymed prose came to me from Alexandria, before your grasp was put to the test. I said however : perhaps his longing is stronger than his grasp. When thereupon you read under my guidance texts dealing with the science of astronomy and prior to that texts dealing with mathematics, which is necessary as an introduction to astron¬ omy, my joy in you increased because of the excellence of your mind and the quickness of your grasp. I saw that your longing for mathematics was great, and hence I let you train yourself in that science, knowing where you would end. When thereupon you read under my guidance texts dealing with the art of logic, my hopes fastened upon you, and I saw that you are one worthy to have the secrets of the prophetic books revealed to you so that you would

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