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Chapter 3 is about classification and the paradox of losing one's positive regard for a thing by being able to describe it well. The philosophy behind the need to recognize what matters constantly versus the curiosity to discover what matters even once has a long and anxious history in many cultures, several predating Western thought. This chapter posits that the human habit of looking at many unique individuals as more similar than different allows them to remember what they cannot bear to forget—at the expense of ignoring the essential differences they will never remember.
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分类学如何窃取人们的尊敬
第三章是关于分类和一个人因为能够很好地描述一件事而失去对它的积极关注的悖论。在许多文化中,需要不断认识到什么是重要的,而不是好奇地发现什么是重要的,这背后的哲学在许多文化中有着悠久而令人焦虑的历史,其中一些比西方思想更早。这一章假定,人类习惯把许多独特的个体看作是相似的而不是不同的,这使他们记住了他们无法忍受忘记的东西——以忽略他们永远不会记住的本质差异为代价。
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