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Short Tales of Ancient Greek Mythology: The Tale of Sisyphus.
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The metaphor of the myth of Sisyphus is to let us know that true happiness is the choice of the subject, a positive attitude towards the future, and not a given gain. If time has an essence, then part of our present is the way we experience our existence, both the already and the not.
We need to have the courage to acknowledge the choices we make that define ourselves, to make those choices our own, and to become who we are by acknowledging who we are.
The inner spirit contained in Camus, the author of the myth of Sisyphus
He is like a surgeon, calmly dissecting the absurdity and pathology of the world, making people "dare to face the bleak life, dare to face the dripping blood", but at the same time, he is not desperate and depressed, he praises the rebellion against the absurd, "resist the value of giving oneself to life, throughout the beginning and end of life to restore the greatness of life."
For the broad-eyed man, there is no more beautiful landscape than the struggle between intelligence and reality beyond man, he argues that instead of thinking quietly, it is better to get up and act, there will always be a moment when you have to choose between contemplation and action, which makes a man become a man.
He firmly believed in the importance of upholding truth and justice in the midst of despair, and that all life sustained in the air of thin absurdity could not be sustained without a powerful inspiration from a profound and consistent thought, which is why Camus admired Sisyphus as a symbol of the human spirit of fighting and never succumbing to a sinister fate.
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Summary. The people who drew strength from Sisyphus have a new interpretation of the word "suffering", freeing them from that dissatisfaction and anxiety, and thus appreciating the joy of life and the joy of survival. The gloomy and depressed spirit has been rejuvenated and vigorous.
The people who drew strength from Sisyphus have a new interpretation of the word "suffering", freeing them from that dissatisfaction and anxiety, and thus appreciating the joy of life and the joy of survival. The gloomy and depressed spirit has been rejuvenated and vigorous.
His way of sharpening his mind and fighting against fate is like the joy and self-confidence that man derives from conquering nature and overcoming difficulties. Sympathy had been felt for his hard, almost mischievous punishment, but Sisyphus saw that sympathy as a disgrace.
Tell us to try and persevere.
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Reading "Fifteen Lectures on Western Literature".
, the book often mentions "Sisyphus."
The Myth". This myth was also known, but its meaning was only felt when it was read.
In the myth of Sisyphus, Sisyphus pushes the boulder to the top of the mountain, and then the boulder rolls down. He kept repeating it, doing it endlessly.
What are the similarities and differences in reclamation, and is it all a kind of futility?
In the myth of Sisyphus, Sisyphus had to do this. This is not his active choice, but a passive endurance. He pushes the stone to the top of the mountain again and again, as if symbolizing a repetition of our lives.
Does this repetition make sense? If it makes sense to push a stone, then it makes sense. Even as I watched the stones roll down, I knew that in the end it was still empty.
What about Jingwei reclamation? From the point of view of purpose, this is an active choice. Even though it knew that it would be fruitless, it still chose to do it.
It's a struggle, and it's a thing that gives meaning to itself. From this point of view, it seems that in traditional Chinese culture, there has always been a spirit of sacrifice and resistance to nature. So, is it possible for Jingwei to reclaim the sea?
If you are like Yugong moving mountains, will you really be able to succeed? We don't know, but it seems to be a little more promising than a repetitive push.
At present, it seems that there is no way to resist. However, before fate comes, the planet still has to turn. Before death comes, people must also live the hope of life in the shadow of death. ”
This quote reminds me of the word "life to die". We don't know where the end of life is, but we do know that there is. Every day before this day comes, go forward with hope. Only by giving meaning to life can we live this life in vain.
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Tell us to try and persevere.
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