积累

Question 1

意向的内涵

Answer 1

目的，思想，情感

Question 2

拉康三界

Answer 2

想象，象征，实在

Question 3

拉康的一二三分别指？

Answer 3

一：“主体”前历史的混沌
二：镜子阶段原始自我形成，母子二元世界
三：俄狄浦斯阶段父亲打破母子二元

Question 4

Zizek proposes that Virtual Reality should be replaced by what? Why?

Answer 4

Reality of the Virtual
Because VR means reproduction of reality in an artificial digital medium. RV means real effects produced by sth which does not yet fully exist.

Question 5

弗洛伊德的自我超我本我的最初版本是？

Answer 5

意识，前意识，无/潜意识

Question 6

In the case of symbolic authority, why does Zizek say that “it’s actual only as virtual”?

Answer 6

Because direct expressions of authority undermines itself as authority in a self-destructive way. To remain operative, it has to remain virtual.

Question 7

What is the Lacanian Triad of the virtual?

Answer 7

Imaginary virtual, symbolic virtual and real virtual

Question 8

What are the three steps to achieving the imaginary virtual in interacting with people?

Answer 8

1. Idealization: I abstract away certain unpleasant features from your image.
2. Virtual image: Tte, I am dealing with a virtual you instead of the real you.
3. Real: However this virtual you has reality in the sense that it structures the way I’m dealing with you.

Question 9

Explain the symbolic virtual in Zizek’s terms. EG. Experiencing authority.

Answer 9

Symbolic authority, in order to be operative, has to remain virtual instead of direct (impotent).

Question 10

Lacanian Triad

Answer 10

Imaginary, symbolic, real

Question 11

陈平原认为，五四的革命启蒙论述是___?

Answer 11

一个说出来的故事

Question 12

五四青年节—

Answer 12

台湾文艺节

Question 13

胡适将五四看做中国的

Answer 13

文艺复兴运动

Question 14

What is the notion that underpins the entire Bible?

Answer 14

Covenant

Question 15

What is the Covenant?

Agree; relation; committ

Answer 15

An agreement. An agreement that brings about a relationship. A relationship of commitment between God and his people.

Question 16

What is the Jewish faith based on?

Answer 16

Biblical covenants made with Abraham, Moses and David.

Question 17

How was a covenant established?

Answer 17

Hand on animal; Kill animal; Pass between/blood; die like animal

Question 18

What does seven mean in the Bible?

Answer 18

Oath/Covenant

Question 19

UM: God created the world in seven days.

Answer 19

God created the world for covenant relationship.

Question 20

By creating man in his image/likeness, God bestows man with …

Answer 20

A supreme dignity

Question 21

What does the original state of Adam describe?

Answer 21

Man in a perfect relationship/connection with God.

Question 22

What was one of the ways of thought that accompanied the fall of man?

Answer 22

Dualistic thinking. (in terms of right and wrong)

Question 23

What tree?

Answer 23

Tree of knowledge

Question 24

What is the first covenant God establishes with men?

Answer 24

The noahide covenant.

Question 25

What did the noahide covenant prioritize? What was banned?

Answer 25

Life; Ban murder as fratericize.

Question 26

What is the second covenant?

Answer 26

The Abrahamic Covenant

Question 27

What is the third covenant?

Answer 27

The Mosaic Covenant

Question 28

What is the fourth covenant?

Answer 28

The Davidic Covenant

Question 29

What is Jesus’s famous teachings?

Answer 29

Love thy enemies. Do good to those who persecute you.

Question 30

WHat is the fifth covenant. established through Jesus?

Answer 30

The New Covenant

Question 31

WHat is the message of Bible?

Answer 31

1. God has been progressively through history seeking a deeper relationship with man by making promises.
2. Man, at every turn, fails to uphold his end of the deal.
3. God progessively goes deeper into history until he himself becomes a human being to fulfill the end of his own covenant, sacrifices his own life, and redeems us through the death of himself.

Question 32

From increase,
That die, 
But decease
His memory: 
But eyes, 
Feed'st fuel,
Making lies, 
Thyself cruel.
Thou ornament, 
And spring,
Within content,
And niggarding.
Pity be, 
To thee.

Answer 32

From fairest creatures we desire increase,
That thereby beauty’s rose might never die,
But as the riper should by time decease
His tender heir might bear his memory:
But thou, contracted to thine own bright eyes,
Feed’st thy light’s flame with self-substantial fuel,
Making a famine where abundance lies,
Thyself thy foe, to thy sweet self too cruel.
Thou that art now the world’s fresh ornament,
And only herald to the gaudy spring,
Within thine own bud buriest thy content,
And, tender churl, mak’st waste in niggarding.
Pity the world, or else this glutton be,
To eat the world’s due, by the grave and thee.