《悲剧的本质:索福克勒斯的安提戈涅之评论》三 安提贡尼处于两次死亡之间
作者: LACAN / 16248次阅读 时间: 2017年12月22日
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;}*Y-ecI ^u0Is she, as the classic interpretation would have it, the servant of a sacred order, of respect for living matter? Is hers the image of charity? Perhaps, but only if we confer on the word charity a savage dimension. Yet the path from Antigone's passion to her elevation is a long one.

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When she explains to Creon what she has done, Antigone affirms the advent of the absolute individual with the phrase "That's how it is because that's how it is." But in the name of what? And to begin with on the basis of what?I must quote the text.

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当她对克瑞恩解释她曾经做到事,安提贡尼肯定这个绝对的个人的来临,用这个词语:「那是它的样子,因为那就是它的样子。」但是以怎样的名义?首先,根据什么的基础?我必须引述原文。心理学空间8xf3Myx!rIhZb)Y

+S]5X+Z&v8?0She says clearly, "You made the laws." But once again the sense is missed. Translated word for word, it means, "For Zeus is by no means the one who proclaimed those things to me." Naturally, she is understood to have said -and I have always told you that it is important not to understand for the sake of understanding - "It's not Zeus who gives you the right to say that." But she doesn't, in fact, say that. She denies that it is Zeus who ordered her to do it. Nor is it Δίκη, which is the companion or collaborator of the gods below. She pointedly distinguishes herself from Δίκη. "You have got that all mixed up," she, in effect, says. "It may even be that you are wrong in the way you avoid the Δίκη. But I'm not going to get mixed up in it; I'm not concerned with all these gods below who have imposed laws on men." ωρκσαν, όρίξω, ορός means precisely the image of an horizon, of a limit. Moreover, the limit in question is one on which she establishes herself, a place where she feels herself to be unassailable, a place where it is impossible for a mortal being to ύπβρδραμ&ν, to go beyond νόμιμα, the laws. These are no longer laws, νόμος, but a certain legality which is a consequence of the laws of the gods that are said to be άγραπτα, which is translated as "unwritten," because that is in effect what it means. Involved here is an invocation of something that is, in effect, of the order of law, but which is not developed in any signifying chain or in anything else.心理学空间 `#r:M6`&D.~/r

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她清楚地说,「你制定法律。」但是再一次,意义被失漏。逐字地翻译,它的意思是:「因为宙斯天神绝非是对我宣佈那些事情的人。」当然,我们理解她的意思是说—我总是告诉你们,这是很重要的,不要为了理解而理解—「宙斯天神并没有赋予你这个权力那样说。」但是事实上,她并没有那样说。她否认,宙斯天神命令她这样做。也不是世间的众神的同伴或是共谋者命令。她尖锐地区别她自己,跟同伴或共谋者。「你把所有那一切都搞混了。」实际上,她是这样说,「甚至你是错误,当你避开那个同伴或共谋。」但是我不要在里面被搞混。我跟世界的这些众神没有关系,他们赋加法则在人们身上。ωρκσαν, όρίξω, ορός 确实是意味着地平线的意象,限制的意象。而且,受到质疑的这个限制是她用来作为自己基础的限制,在那个地方,她感觉自己是不会被攻击得了。在那个地方,作为人的生物,无法超越法则。这些不再是法则,而是有某种的合法性,作为众神的法则的结果。这些众神据说是άγραπτα,,可翻译成为「不成文法」。因为那就是它实际上的意涵。在此被牵涉的是某种东西的召唤,实际上,就是法律秩序的东西。但是它并没有被发展,在能指化的锁链或是任何其他东西。

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Involved is an horizon determined by a structural relation; it only exists on the basis of the language of words, but it reveals their unsurpassable consequence. The point is from the moment when words and language and the signifier enter into play, something may be said, and it is said in the following way: "My brother may be whatever you say he is, a criminal. He wanted to destroy the walls of his city, lead his compatriots away in slavery. He led our enemies on to the territory of our city, but he is nevertheless what he is, and he must be granted his funeral rites. He doubtless doesn't have the same rights as the other. You can, in fact, tell me whatever you want, tell me that one is a hero and a friend, that the other is an enemy. But I answer that it is of no significance that the latter doesn't have the same value below. As far as I am concerned, the order that you dare refer me to doesn't mean anything, for from my point of view, my brother is my brother."

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被牵涉到的是一个结构关系所决定的地平线。它仅是存在于文字的语言的基础。但是它显示它们无法被克服的结果。重点是,从文字与语言跟能指进入运作的时刻,某件东西可能被说,据说是以底下的方式:「我的兄长可能是任何你所说的样子,是个罪犯。他想要毁灭他的城邦的墙壁,引导他的同胞脱离奴隶。他引导敌人前来我们城邦的领土。可是他仍然是他本来的样子。他必须被给予葬礼的仪式。无可置疑地,他并没有获的另外一位兄长相同的权利。事实上,你能够告诉我,任何你想要说的,告诉我,其中一位是英雄与朋友,另外一位是敌人。但是我的回答是,后者并没有拥有相同的价值这点,并不重要。就我而言,你胆敢跟我提到的那个命令,并没有任何意义。因为从我的观点,我的兄长就是我的兄长。」心理学空间4Dv;{ \#Zl b

et w ^ JdS0That's the paradox encountered by Goethe's thought and he vacillates. My brother is what he is, and it's because he is what he is and only he can be what he is, that I move forward toward the fatal limit. If it were anyone else with whom I might enter into a human relationship, my husband or my children for example, they are replaceable; I have relations with them. But this brother who is άθατττος, who has in common with me the fact of having been born in the same womb - the etymology of the word αδελφός embodies an allusion to the womb - and having been related to the same father – that criminal father the consequences of whose crimes Antigone is still suffering from - this brother is something unique. And it is this alone which motivates me to oppose your edicts.心理学空间o gx)b7iB

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那就是歌德的思想遭遇的悖论,他摇摆不定。我的兄长就是那个样子。因为他就是他那个样子,仅有他能够成为他那个样子。我向前移动,朝向那个致命的限制。假如那是某位其他的人,我可能跟他有人际的关系,譬如,我的丈夫或我的小孩,他们是可替换的。我跟他们有关系。但是这位兄长跟我有共通的关系,是这个事实:我们是同一位母亲的子宫所生。这个字词αδελφός 的字源具体地提到子宫,跟相同的父亲有关联。由于那个罪犯的父亲的结果,他的罪恶,安提贡尼依旧遭受痛苦。兄长是某件独特的东西。仅有这个,引起我的动机要反对你们的宣称。

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 安提贡尼没有召唤别的权利,除了那个权利。这个权利出现在这个无法抹除掉特性的语言里,对于所无法抹除的东西。也就是说,从这个出现的能指将它冻结的时刻开始,就像是一件固定的东西,尽管可能转变的血亲。所存在的就是存在,安提贡尼的无法动摇,无法屈服的立场,就是被固定在这个,在这个表面。心理学空间$YI#]8RT%o&g

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6t7d#P0B6_rz0她拒绝每一件其他的东西。这个「競赛被进行」的态度,在这个地方表现得最为淋漓尽致。不管我们将它跟任何其他东西连接一块,那仅是一种方法引起不确定,或伪装文本里,这个问题的立场具有这个绝对强烈的特性。

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The fact that it is man who invented the sepulchre is evoked discretely. One cannot finish off someone who is a man as if he were a dog. One cannot be finished with his remains simply by forgetting that the register of being of someone who was identified by a name has to be preserved by funeral rites.

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事实上,发明这个坟墓的这个人谨慎地被召唤。我们无法完全毁灭一个人,好像他是一条狗。我们无法完全毁灭他的尸体,仅是凭借忘记,根据名字辨认的某个人的生命实存的铭记,必须用丧礼的仪式来保存。

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E6Kj!pL'? f$C0No doubt all kinds of things may be added to that. All the clouds of the imaginary come to be accumulated around it as well as the influences that are released by the ghosts who multiply in the vicinity of death. But at bottom the affair concerns the refusal to grant Polynices a funeral. Because he is abandoned to the dogs and the birds and will end his appearance on earth in impurity, with his scattered limbs an offense to heaven and earth, it can be seen that Antigone's position represents the radical limit that affirms the unique value of his being without reference to any content, to whatever good or evil Polynices may have done, or to whatever he may be subjected to.

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无可置疑的,各种的事情必须被增加到那里。所有的想象的浮云渐渐被累积环绕着它,以及在死亡附近活动的鬼魂释放出来的影响。但是追根究底,这个事情这个拒绝有关系,拒绝给予波利尼西斯的葬礼。因为他不抛弃给野狗与群鸟吃,他将会不纯净地结束他在大地的出现,肢体零散,这是对天庭与大地的冒犯。我们能够看出,安提贡尼的立场代表这个强烈的限制,肯定他的生命实存的价值,而没有提到任何内容,提到波利尼西斯可能做过的任何的善行与邪恶,或是提到任何他可能被隶属于的东西。心理学空间-Jn1h^N \

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所牵涉到独特的价值,基本上是语言的价值。在语言的外贸,这是无法被构想的,他曾经活过的生命实存,无法跟他身上所具有的东西隔离,无论是善行与邪恶的特性,命运的特性,对别人举足轻重的特性,或自怜自艾的特性。那种纯净,那种生命实存的分离,跟他曾经生活过得历史的戏剧的各种特性分离。那确实就是跟安提贡尼紧密相连的那个限制,或从「空无中创造」。仅仅就是这个中断,语言的存在引发的断裂,在人的生命里。

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N+dq-dh @4i*fw0那种断裂被表现在发生于生命的动作的每个时刻。Αυτόνομος 就是这个字词,合唱队用来定位安提贡尼的字词。合唱队告诉她,「你将会离开朝向死亡,而不知道你自己的法则。」安提贡尼知道她被判处什么徒刑。换句话说,参与事先就知道结果的遊戏。实际上,它被提出作为是克瑞恩的遊戏。她被判处被囚禁于封闭的墓室的房间。她将在那里接受考验,也就说,要知道世界的众神是否会来帮助她。就在她接受考验的这个时刻,克瑞恩宣佈对她的判刑,当他说,「我们将会看看,你对于世间谍众神的忠诚将会有多大用途。你将会拥有总是被放置在亡者旁边作为祭品的这些食物。我们倒要看看,你用那些食物能够支持多久。」

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:J JK#hkI0就在这个时刻,悲剧被新的光辉照亮,以安提贡尼的抱怨或哀悼的形式。这是很重要的,某些的评论家曾经因为它而被毁谤。

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