聽(tīng)好書(shū)學(xué)英語(yǔ)人文類The Uncertanties of Knowledge

<p>[ti:未知]<br /> [ar:]<br /> [al:]<br /> [by:]<br /> [00:03.02]知行英語(yǔ)<br /> [00:29.25]The Uncertanties of Knowledge 《知識(shí)的不確定性》<br /> [00:48.99]knowledge  知識(shí)<br /> [00:51.92]uncertainties<br /> [00:56.43]uncertainty 不確定性<br /> [01:12.05]We have no certainty of success.<br /> [01:21.64]The Uncertainties of Knowledge<br /> [01:23.31]extends Immanuel Wallerstein's<br /> [01:25.69]decade-long work of elucidating the crisis of knowledge<br /> [01:30.04]in current intellectual thought.<br /> [01:32.76]He argues that the disciplinary divisions<br /> [01:35.88]of academia have trapped us in a paradigm<br /> [01:39.62]that assumes knowledge is a certainty<br /> [01:42.67]and that it can help us explain the social world.<br /> [01:46.24]This is wrong, he suggests.<br /> [01:48.29]Instead, Wallerstein offers a new conception<br /> [01:51.73]of the social sciences,<br /> [01:53.73]one whose methodology allows for uncertainties.<br /> [02:01.47]講解<br /> [02:30.26]精彩點(diǎn)評(píng)<br /> [02:42.11]Wallerstein argues about how knowledge is constituted.<br /> [02:46.51]This is essential thinking in a time<br /> [02:49.06]where we see battles about what a 'theory' is,<br /> [02:52.05]what history means,<br /> [02:53.36]and how a 'reality based' perspective<br /> [02:55.93]is really a more deeply moral position.<br /> [03:14.28]Wallerstein knows that knowledge is a human attribute.<br /> [03:18.52]He discusses science as "an essential human adventure,<br /> [03:22.54]perhaps the great human adventure,"<br /> [03:34.30]as opposed to 'Scientism' which he argues<br /> [03:37.31]is an ossified claim that "science is disinterested<br /> [03:41.65]and extra-social,<br /> [03:43.25]that it's truth claims are self-sustaining<br /> [03:46.07]without reference to more general philosophical assertions,<br /> [03:50.86]and that science<br /> [03:51.99]represents the only legitimate mode of knowledge."<br /> [04:12.91]Deep respect to such a thoughtful scholar and thinker<br /> [04:16.41]who humbly states that<br /> [04:18.64]world is rally only partially knowable.<br /> [04:21.91]It reminds me that the people to watch out for<br /> [04:24.87]are the people who think they are right all the time,<br /> [04:28.57]a product of 'unshakable faith'<br /> [04:30.91]rather than their capacity to reason.<br /> [05:02.09]多學(xué)一點(diǎn)<br /> [05:06.18]trap  陷阱<br /> [05:12.97]The hunter set traps to catch foxes.<br /> [05:16.98]trap  給…挖陷阱<br /> [05:25.32]My boss trapped me.<br /> [05:31.84]allow for<br /> [05:33.31]allow  允許，許可<br /> [05:36.25]allow for  考慮到，顧及<br /> [05:43.74]We must allow for his inexperience.<br /> [05:50.17]take sth. into account<br /> [05:57.14]We must take his inexperience into account.<br /> [06:01.89]constitute  組成，構(gòu)成<br /> [06:07.04]Twelve months constitute a year.<br /> [06:13.08]consist of<br /> [06:17.69]A week consists of 7 days.<br /> [06:20.95]remind  提醒，使…想起<br /> [06:25.89]that<br /> [06:28.69]Please remind me that I must call her up before nine.<br /> [06:36.29]remind sb. of sth.<br /> [06:43.68]Reminded you of school days.<br /> [06:56.32]出版社：山東大學(xué)出版社 <br /> [06:58.77]出版日期：2006-1-1 <br /> [07:01.95]字?jǐn)?shù)：20，0000<br /> [07:09.32]知行提示</p>

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