Evan ConversationEvan had a conversation with his mother. His mother suggested that Evan learn to order food online so that he didn't have to call. However, Evan said that when the delivery man knocked on the door, he still needed to communicate and wait for the change. In addition, after Evan's arm was fractured, his mother suggested that he get a classmate to sign his name on the cast to make friends. However, Evan encountered setbacks when he mustered up the courage to do so. After being pushed down by his classmate Connor, Evan sang a song to express his loneliness and helplessness. In the song, he quoted the philosophical problem allusion from the philosopher George Bailey in Principles of Human Knowledge. At the same time, he muttered to himself to reveal the possible cause of his arm fracture and express his despair.
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A Conversation of DeathIn many of his conversations, there were discussions about death-related topics. For example, in the Phaedo, it was mentioned that Plato believed that humans had two parts, the body and the soul. The body was limited, fragile, changeable, and affected by desire and pain, while the soul was infinite, strong, constant, and possessed wisdom and virtue. The body was the prison of the soul, and death was the separation of the body and the soul. The soul could return to the ideal world and come into contact with eternal forms or ideas such as truth, kindness, and beauty.
In the stories before and after the trial, one could also see the thoughts on death-related issues. For example, Utopsyphon discussed the problem of piety to God, and the Atonement of the Lord of the Rings was a response to the charges against him in court. This series of events also had a potential connection with death, because the Lord of the Rings was eventually sentenced to death.
In addition, Meng Tian also talked about death-related topics in his " Essay Collection." He had been afraid of death since he was young. After experiencing some things, he gradually changed his view of death. Different works showed conversations, thoughts, and discussions related to death from different angles.
It seems like we are going to have only one chapter a day from now on, but the translation maintains a good quality. The chapter is a little buit stale though, we get to an old man's office and then start a conversation there. The end. A bit disappointed by the lack of content here