如何跟持不同意见的人交流?
日期:2020-04-13 09:49

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It seems to me that in order to be civil, you do have to follow a certain set of basic rules about human dialogue and discourse.

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在我看来 要想有文明 你必须遵守一套关于人类对话和话语的基本规则

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So if you begin with a statement, and I say, "You're a blankety-blank", that's not going to further the discussion.

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如果你先表达一个观点 然后我说“你这个混蛋” 这样根本就无法展开讨论

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It's probably going to end it.

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这场对话可能就结束了

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A more civil response would go something like this: "You know, that's interesting.

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一种更加文明的回应是 “这还挺有意思的

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That's not the way I see it.

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我觉得不是这样

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Tell me more about why you think that."

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跟我说说你为什么是那么认为的”

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So civility, for me, connotes the rules of decent and polite behavior That we need to follow in order to have a reasonable discussion and disagreement.

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所以 在我看来 文明意味着得体和礼貌行为的规则 我们需要遵守这些规则 以便进行合理的讨论和争论

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Another really interesting one is just to say, "Listen, I just want to tell you that I see this differently.

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另一种比较有趣的回应是“听着 我只想告诉你我有不同的看法

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And I'd like to share that with you to see what you think."

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我愿意跟你分享一下 看你有何高见”

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That is prefacing it by saying, acknowledging right off the bat, that you see things differently and asking the person to react to what you're saying.

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这种方式就是提前立即承认你有不同的见解 并问问别人对你所说的话有何意见

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Something else I've seen that I think works really well is, "You know, I think we come at this from different places.

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我还见过另一种比较有效的方式是说“我觉得我们的看法不大一样

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Would you like to talk more about it?"

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你愿意多谈谈吗?”

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Just ask the person, because sometimes the answer is going to be "No".

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要问问别人 有时候人家会说“不”

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I would say other important rules, for me, are don't be afraid of emotion but don't mistake it for argument.

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我觉得其他重要的原则就是 不要害怕别人有情绪 但也不要误把这种情绪当成争吵

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There's nothing wrong with being emotional.

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有情绪并不是什么错事

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Frankly, I would say at this moment in political history, if you're not emotional about something, you may be a sociopath.

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坦白来说 此刻在政治史上 如果你对任何事都没有感情 你可能是个反社会者

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I mean, it's an emotional time.

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我是说 这是个情绪化的时代

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It's a brittle, a troubled, and emotional moment, so it's fine to be emotional.

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这是个易怒、动乱和情绪化的时代 所以有情绪很正常

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But don't confuse emotion and argument.

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但不要把情绪和争吵混为一谈

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The depth with which you feel something is not an indice of its strength as an argument.

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你对某事的理解深度并不是你以之进行争吵的理由

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All the worst and most awful bigoted, racist, hateful people in history have felt what they felt very deeply.

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历史上所有最糟糕、最可怕、最顽固、最种族主义、最可恨的人都有过非常深刻的感受

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But the depth of their feeling shouldn't be seen in any way as an indice of its truth.

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但无论如何 他们深刻的感受也不该被当做事实

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So it's fine to have deep feelings and emotions.

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所以有深刻的感受和情绪很正常

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I do.

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我就有这些情绪

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But don't mistake them for argument.

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但不要把它们错当成争吵

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