来自《耶鲁大学开放课程：政治哲学导论 第6集 第6集》
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between lawlessness and tyranny.在目无法纪与专制之间 -
It is in this section of the Republic, Adeimantus asks,阿迪曼图在《理想国》的这个部分问 -
won't we with Aeschylus say whatever comes to our lips?为什么我们不能像埃斯库罗斯这样脱口而出呢 -
Won't we say with Aeschylus whatever comes to our lips?为什么我们不能像埃斯库罗斯这样脱口而出呢 -
The idea of having the liberty to say whatever comes to our lips民主内涵着言无不尽的意思 -
sounds to Plato like a kind of blasphemy.这在柏拉图听来确实不敬神的 -
The view that nothing is shameful,这种观点认为没有可耻的观点 -
that everything should be permitted, to say whatever comes to our lips凡事可言无不尽 -
comes from the denial of any restraints on our desires这种观点来自拒绝一切对欲望的克制 -
or a kind of relativistic belief或一种相对主义的信念 -
that all desires are equal and all should be permitted.所有欲望是平等的并且是被允许的 -
Plato's views on democracy were not all negative, to be sure.当然 柏拉图并非全盘否定民主