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耶鲁本科学院院长2022开学演讲:论交流

耶鲁本科学院院长2022开学演讲:论交流

耶鲁本科学院院长2022开学演讲:论交流

发布于 2022-08-24 · 时长 13:13

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0:10President Salovey, colleagues, students, families, and friends, good morning.总统萨洛维,同事,学生,家人,朋友,早安.
0:17Students from the Class of 2026, transfer students and Eli Whitney students and visiting2026年班级的学生,转校学生和Eli Whitney学生以及访问者
0:22international students, welcome to Yale.国际学生 欢迎来到耶鲁大学
0:34And family members and friends, in my role as Dean of Yale College, I extend my warm我以耶鲁学院院长的身份 热情地
0:38welcome to you as well, along with gratitude for everything you've done in supporting也欢迎你 感谢您所做的一切
0:44and guiding these young adults.并引导这些年轻的成年人。
0:47The opening assembly is one of my favorite formal events of the academic year because开学大会是我学年最喜欢的正式活动之一 因为
0:52it introduces us to each other, just as you, our new students, have begun introducing yourselves就像你们这些新生开始自我介绍一样
0:58to your classmates.敬同学们
1:00And I also think of it less formally as the beginning of a conversation with your peers我也不太正式地认为这是和你的同伴谈话的开始
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1President Salovey, colleagues, students, families, and friends, good morning.总统萨洛维,同事,学生,家人,朋友,早安.
2Students from the Class of 2026, transfer students and Eli Whitney students and visiting2026年班级的学生,转校学生和Eli Whitney学生以及访问者
3international students, welcome to Yale.国际学生 欢迎来到耶鲁大学
4And family members and friends, in my role as Dean of Yale College, I extend my warm我以耶鲁学院院长的身份 热情地
5welcome to you as well, along with gratitude for everything you've done in supporting也欢迎你 感谢您所做的一切
6and guiding these young adults.并引导这些年轻的成年人。
7The opening assembly is one of my favorite formal events of the academic year because开学大会是我学年最喜欢的正式活动之一 因为
8it introduces us to each other, just as you, our new students, have begun introducing yourselves就像你们这些新生开始自我介绍一样
9to your classmates.敬同学们
10And I also think of it less formally as the beginning of a conversation with your peers我也不太正式地认为这是和你的同伴谈话的开始
11and instructors that will go on for many years to come.以及将持续多年的老师
12You will find great fellowship here, and also you will find the great pleasure of learning.你会在这里找到伟大的奖学金 也会发现学习的乐趣
13At the beginning of his Analects, the Chinese philosopher Confucius provides words that中国哲学家孔子在"分析论"的开头,提供了一些文字:
14are as relevant today as they were 2,500 years ago.和2500年前一样重要
15Here he is, as though addressing you now.他来了,好像在跟你说话
16Is it not a pleasure to learn and, when it is timely, to practice what you have learned?学而不乐,当其时,实践所学之学,岂不乐乎?
17Is it not a joy to have friends come from afar?朋友远道而来,岂不欢喜乎?
18And I'm delighted to welcome you, our new students, who come from near or far to experience我很高兴欢迎你,我们的新学生, 他们从近或远处来体验
19the pleasure of learning together.一起学习的乐趣。
20Yale professor Anping Qin emphasizes that the purpose of learning for Confucius consisted耶鲁教授安平秦强调,为孔子学习的目的包括:
21in the opportunity to develop our moral and aesthetic sensibilities, to fulfill our humanity,藉此机会发展我们的道德和审美意识 实现人类
22and to do so with humility.并谦卑地这样做。
23In a parallel with Socrates, who lived about a century later, we know most of what Confucius与大约一个世纪后的苏格拉底平行 我们了解大部分孔子
24taught through conversations that he had and accounts of his disciples.他通过对话来教导他的门徒
25In fact, his book, The Analects, is known in Chinese as lunyu, which means conversations事实上,他的书"Analects"在中文中被称为lunyu,意思是对话
26or dialogues.或对话框。
27And like these ancient thinkers, the community that you are now joining is one that learns和这些古老的思想家一样,你现在加入的社区 就是学会
28through dialogue.通过对话。
29Thoughtful conversation can allow each of us to develop our own sensibilities and to深思熟虑的谈话可以让我们每个人都发展自己的敏感性
30fulfill our humanity.实现我们的人性。
31The Yale College community has a long history shaped by the many generations of students耶鲁学院社区的历史悠久 由许多代学生塑造
32who have come before you, and this week more than 1,500 of you have come to New Haven from在你们之前的一千五百多人 来到纽黑文
33all over the world.遍满世界.
34No single racial or ethnic group makes up a majority in this very diverse student body.在这个非常多样化的学生团体中,没有任何一个种族或族裔群体占多数。
35Almost a fifth of you will be in the first generation in your families to graduate from你们中将近五分之一的人 将在第一代家庭毕业
36a four-year college.一个四年制的大学。
37Approximately a fifth of you have received Pell Grants for lower-income students.大约五分之一的学员获得了Pell助学金。
38128 applied through the QuestBridge program, 47 were admitted through the Transfer and通过QuestBridge方案申请的128份申请中,47份通过转让申请获准入境。
39Eli Whitney students program, 13 of you are U.S. military veterans, and 21 of you beganEli Whitney的学生计划 你们13人是美国军人 21人开始了
40your college education at a community college.您的大学教育 在社区学院。
41Hear, hear.听着,听着。
42And together you represent 51 states and territories of the United States and more than 50 countries.你们共同代表了51个美国州和领土以及50多个国家。
43Amidst this great diversity you also share much in common.在这种巨大的多样性中,你也有共同之处。
44You are promising students with wide horizons and an excitement about learning.你们是很有前途的学生,有着广阔的视野,对学习很兴奋。
45Now when you hear me talk about horizons, I should say that when I wrote the speech现在,当你听到我谈论地平线, 我应该说 当我写演讲
46I was expecting good weather, so I'm hoping that the horizon will hold for at least a所以我希望地平线至少能保持
47little bit longer.再长一点
48Together you've come to Yale to pursue a broad liberal education, and you will find你们一起来到耶鲁 接受广泛的自由教育 你会发现
49one here in both formal and informal settings.这里有一个在正式和非正式场合。
50Here we stand in front of Sterling Memorial Library, the heart of campus, which holds在这里,我们站在Sterling纪念图书馆的前面, 校园的核心,
51over two million books in all fields of knowledge.超过200万本书 在所有的知识领域。
52And I will say to you all undergraduates that while underneath you is the cross-campus library,我会告诉你们所有本科生 当你下面是跨营地图书馆时
53which is a great place to study, do go up into the stacks of Sterling even if you're这是个好学习的地方, 上到斯特林的堆里去,即使你
54knowledge that is out there and that you might someday explore, recognizing that in your你可能有一天会去探索的知识, 承认在你的
55whole lifetime you won't make it through all two million books.一辈子你都写不完两百万本书
56But you'll learn in the classrooms and the discussion sections that start next week.但你会在下星期开始的教室和讨论部分学习.
57You'll learn in the libraries and the galleries and the laboratories where you will broaden你会在图书馆、美术馆和实验室学习 在那里你将扩大
58and test what you've learned, and in the desk or the carrel that you may reserve for solitary并测试你学到的东西, 在桌子上 或卡雷尔,你可以保留 单独
59study.学习。
60And you'll experience the less formal part of your education when you talk with people当你与人交谈时 你会经历你教育中不太正式的部分
61in the student groups that you join, with your instructors during their office hours在你参加的学生团体, 与你的导师在办公时间
62or with the stranger or new friend sitting beside you at the long table in your residential或与陌生人或新朋友坐在你身边 在你的住所的长桌
63college dining hall.大学餐厅。
64Yale's traditions and communities form their own civil society that exists in parallel耶鲁的传统和社区组成了平行存在的民间社会
65with the formal curriculum taught by the professors.教授们教授的正式课程。
66Of course you're here to pursue the formal study, but I also encourage you to explore你当然是来正式研究的 但我也鼓励你探索
67various ways to learn outside the classroom or the library.在课堂或图书馆外学习的各种方式。
68This is a campus designed often intentionally and sometimes just by happy accident for conversation.这是一个校园 设计常常是故意的, 有时只是 快乐的意外谈话。
69Together the books and the classrooms and the more informal lessons that you'll learn书本和教室 以及你学到的更非正式的课
70from each other, all of these form part of a single broader conversation, the conversation从彼此之间,所有这些构成一个更广泛的谈话的一部分, 对话
71of a scholarly community that defines the pursuit of knowledge in a great university.一个学术团体,它定义了在一所伟大的大学中追求知识。
72Now you come here knowing the state of public discourse in our polarized society.现在你来到这里,知道我们两极分化的社会 公共言论的状况。
73You know already that at times it simply reaffirms our existing beliefs, at other times it devolves你知道,有时它只是重申 我们现有的信仰, 有时它会转移
74into partisanship or even violence.加入党派甚至暴力
75Universities are not immune to dogma, but they do aspire to a higher type of conversation.大学不能不受教条的影响,但是它们确实渴望更高的对话类型。
76As you join or start your own conversations in the semesters ahead, think about how you当你加入或开始自己的对话 在未来的学期,思考如何
77can expand your horizons.可以扩展你的视野。
78One of the distinctive things about human experience is that each of us is born in a关于人类经验的一个独特之处是,我们每个人都出生在...
79particular body at a particular time and place, and therefore we see the world from a given因此我们从一个特定的时间和地点看到世界
80perspective.视角。
81But we also have the chance to expand our worldview as we grow and learn and travel.但我们也有机会在我们成长、学习和旅行时扩大我们的世界观。
82The poet Tennyson has a beautiful image of this kind of learning in his poem Ulysses.诗人滕尼森在他的诗"尤利西斯"中有着这种学习的美丽形象.
83He writes, I am a part of all that I have met, yet all experience is an arch where through他写道,我是我所见过的一切的一部分, 但所有的经验都是一个拱门,在那里通过
84gleams that untraveled world whose margin fades forever and forever when I move.闪闪发光的无行踪世界 在我移动时 其边际将永远消失
85There's always something to learn just over the horizon.总是有东西要学 就在地平线上。
86Whether you've traveled a long way to get here or whether you've lived all your life无论你远道而来 还是你一辈子都活着
87in New Haven, you may feel that sense of an expanding horizon as you meet new friends在纽黑文,你可能会感觉到 一种不断扩大的视野的感觉 当你遇到新的朋友
88and explore new intellectual territory.探索新的知识领域。
89I've spent almost half my life at Yale, so I see the world from a very particular vantage我在耶鲁度过了近半生 所以我从一个非常特别的优势看到这个世界
90point, but I've also spent a lot of time thinking about how education allows us to transcend但我也花了很多时间思考 教育如何让我们超越
91the limits of our horizons.地平线的极限
92In his book Truth and Method, an important book about historical interpretation, the在他的书"真理与方法"中, 一本关于历史解释的重要著作,
93German philosopher Hans Georg Gadamer wrote that the horizon is the range of vision that德国哲学家汉斯·格奥尔格·加达默(Hans Georg Gadamer)写道,地平线是视野的范围,
94includes everything that can be seen from a particular vantage point.包括从特定角度可以看到的一切。
95And he argued that understanding involves what he called a fusion of horizons in which他辩称,理解涉及他所说的地平线的融合,其中
96we become more thoughtful about how our own assumptions and the way we see things correspond我们更深思熟虑 我们自己的假设和我们看待事物的方式
97to and relate to someone else's vantage point.和别人的优势有关
98For Gadamer, interpreting an ancient text or having a conversation or dialogue with对于Gadamer, 解释古老的文本或与
99another person involves opening ourselves up to reassessing our own assumptions.另一人需要开放 来重新评估我们自己的假设。
100Now he focuses on interpersonal and humanistic knowledge, but a similar process is at work现在他专注于人际和人文方面的知识,但类似的过程正在运行中
101in testing scientific hypotheses.在测试科学假设。
102In fact, the work of understanding and even just the work of living in this world involves事实上,理解的工作,甚至是生活在这个世界上的工作,都涉及
103a constant mental journey through time and space that develops our views and changes一个穿越时间和空间的不断的精神旅程 发展我们的观点和变化
104our horizons, a journey like the one that Ulysses made, what the Greeks call an Odyssey.我们的地平线 像尤利西斯做的一样的旅程 希腊人称之为奥德赛
105It involves an ongoing metaphorical conversation where we question our own assumptions and它涉及到一个持续的隐喻性对话,其中我们质疑我们自己的假设和
106prejudices through our encounters with other people.通过我们与其他人的相遇而形成的偏见。
107Ideally, if we're open to growing, we can talk to people whose standpoints differ from理想的是,如果我们对成长持开放态度, 我们可以和那些观点不同的人交谈
108our own and we can learn from those conversations.我们能从这些对话中吸取教训。
109A crucial, in fact, even a defining prerequisite of learning, especially at the university一个关键,事实上,甚至一个决定性的学习先决条件,特别是在大学
110level, is the willingness to open ourselves to views and ideas and even ways of life that层面,是愿意开放我们的观点和想法,甚至生活方式
111our assumptions, either so that we can learn to defend our assumptions and understand them我们的假设,要么我们学习 捍卫和理解我们的假设
112or in some cases to change and to reassess those assumptions.或者在某些情况下改变并重新评估这些假设。
113This doesn't mean that you need to accept every idea that your professors or fellow这并不意味着你需要接受 每一个想法 你的教授或同事
114students propose to you, but in the years ahead, your job will be to consider the new学生们向你们提议 但是在未来的几年里 你们的工作是考虑新的
115ideas you encounter with an open mind, to weigh new perspectives and arguments, and思考你所遇到 开放的心态, 权衡新的观点和争论,
116to arrive at your own views about matters of great importance for yourselves and for就对你们自己和对你们非常重要的事项达成自己的看法。
117your futures.你的未来。
118Matters such as the nature of justice, the understanding of the natural world, the meaning诸如正义的性质,对自然世界的理解,意义等事项.
119of art, the purposes of life.艺术,生活的目的。
120You will explore these questions not only in your classes, but also over meals in your你将不仅在课堂上探索这些问题,而且在你的餐食中探索这些问题。
121dining halls, on the athletic fields, in your campus jobs, in your student organizations餐厅、体育场、校园、学生组织
122as volunteers serving the community, or in any of the many pursuits open to you as a作为志愿者为社区服务, 或者在很多追求中 作为你的一个
123student.学生。
124One of the greatest opportunities to learn at Yale comes from the peer effect.在耶鲁学习的最大机会之一来自同龄人的效果.
125That's the chance to interact with talented people your own age.这是与你这个年纪的有才华的人互动的机会.
126The Nigerian novelist Chimamanda Adichie, who also happens to have received her master's尼日利亚小说家奇马曼达·阿迪奇(Chimamanda Adichie)也碰巧获得了她的主人公奖
127degree at Yale, offers a similar vision to Gadamer's when she discusses learning about在耶鲁大学的学位,提供与Gadamer相似的视野,当她讨论学习
128other people's experiences, especially in the context of living in a college community.其他人的经验,特别是在大学社区生活方面。
129So Gadamer focuses on understanding different horizons through time and history, Adichie因此,加达默专注于理解不同的视野 通过时间和历史,阿迪奇
130emphasizes listening to different stories through space and geography.强调通过空间和地理倾听不同的故事。
131In her speech on the danger of a single story, she tells of arriving at the age of 19 at在她关于一个单一故事的危险的演讲中,她讲述了19岁时到达美国
132another fine American university, I won't mention the name of the other university,另一所精美的美国大学 我不会提到另一所大学的名字
133where her roommate knew nothing about Nigeria and made certain stereotypical assumptions她的室友对尼日利亚一无所知 并做了一些陈规定型的假设
134about Adichie's homeland and way of life.关于阿迪奇的故乡和生活方式
135So at first Adichie was annoyed at her roommate's lack of understanding, but after spending一开始Adichie对室友缺乏理解很生气 但是在花了很多钱之后
136some time in the United States and thinking about her own limited knowledge of rural parts在美国的某个时候 想想她自己对农村的有限了解
137of Nigeria that she had never visited, Adichie came to realize that her roommate's assumptionsAdichie意识到她的室友的假设
138were due to her limited exposure to more accurate stories about Africa.因为她很少接触更准确的非洲故事
139Adichie goes on to tell both positive and negative stories of her childhood and thenAdichie继续讲述她童年的正面和负面故事,然后
140she says, all of these stories make me who I am, but to insist only on these negative她说,所有这些故事 让我是谁, 但只坚持这些负面
141stories is to flatten my experience and to overlook the many other stories that formed故事是淡化我的经验 忽略许多其他的故事
142me.来啊
143The single story creates stereotypes and the problem with stereotypes is not that they单一的故事制造了陈规旧习 陈规旧习的问题不是
144are untrue, but that they are incomplete.这些都是不真实的,但它们是不完整的。
145They make one story become the only story.他们把一个故事变成唯一的故事
146Adichie concludes that it is impossible to engage properly with a place or a person withoutAdichie的结论是,没有地方或个人,就不可能有适当的接触。
147engaging with all of the stories of that place and that person.与那个地方和那个人的所有故事有关
148It is all too easy to make assumptions about others that we meet or to take offense at对其他人的假设 我们相遇或冒犯太容易了
149assumptions that others make about us, but our goal is to engage in dialogue so that我们的目标是进行对话,以便
150we can overcome initial misunderstandings and learn from one another.我们可以克服最初的误解,相互学习。
151As you settle into your residential colleges and begin your classes, I invite you to participate在你进入寄宿学校开始上课时 我邀请你参加
152in a dialogue.在对话中。
153Like Confucius, enjoy the pleasure of learning.与孔子一样,享受学习的乐趣.
154Like Ulysses, seek out new worlds.像尤利西斯一样,寻找新的世界.
155Like Gadamer, strive to expand your horizon of expectations.像Gadamer一样 努力扩大你的期望范围
156Like Adichie, explore the complexity of other people's stories, share your own stories,像Adichie一样 探索别人故事的复杂性 分享你自己的故事
157and create new stories together.一起创造新的故事
158You may find the most interesting conversations in seminars or lab meetings, or you may find你可能会在研讨会或实验室会议上找到最有趣的谈话, 或者你可能会发现
159them in your extracurricular activities or late at night in the college buttery.在你的课外活动 或深夜在大学黄油。
160You will find those conversations where you seek them.你会发现那些对话 你寻找它们。
161In order for them to succeed, I ask you to open yourselves to learning from each other.为了让他们成功,我请你们开放彼此学习。
162Enter into conversation in a spirit of generosity.以慷慨之心进入对话.
163Assume good intentions.假设好意
164Value complexity and nuance over self-assurance and stereotype.价值的复杂性和细微性高于自我保障和定型观念。
165These conversations are an integral part of your Yale education.这些对话是你们耶鲁教育的一个组成部分。
166The lessons they teach you will show you how to develop as human beings and they will show他们教你的教训 将教你如何作为人类发展 他们将展示
167you how to shape the conversations that shape our society.如何塑造我们社会的对话
168Thank you and welcome to Yale.谢谢你,欢迎来到耶鲁大学。
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