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Is there not ground for suspecting that all philosophers, in so far as they have been dogmatists, have failed to understand women--that the terrible seriousness and clumsy importunity with which they have usually paid their addresses to Truth, have been unskilled and unseemly methods for winning a woman?

모든 철학자들이, 그들이 독단론자였던 한, 여성을 이해하는 데 실패했다고 의심할 근거가 없는가--즉, 그들이 진리에 구애할 때 통상적으로 보여온 그 끔찍한 진지함과 서툰 강요가, 여성을 얻기 위한 미숙하고 어울리지 않는 방법이었다고?

Certainly she has never allowed herself to be won; and at present every kind of dogma stands with sad and discouraged mien--IF, indeed, it stands at all!

확실히 진리는 결코 스스로 정복당하도록 허락하지 않았다; 그리고 현재 모든 종류의 독단은 슬프고 낙담한 표정으로 서 있다--만약 정말로 서 있기라도 하다면!

For there are scoffers who maintain that it has fallen, that all dogma lies on the ground--nay more, that it is at its last gasp.

왜냐하면 독단이 쓰러졌다고, 모든 독단이 땅바닥에 쓰러져 있다고--아니, 더 나아가 마지막 숨을 헐떡이고 있다고 주장하는 조롱꾼들이 있기 때문이다.

But to speak seriously, there are good grounds for hoping that all dogmatizing in philosophy, whatever solemn, whatever conclusive and decided airs it has assumed, may have been only a noble puerilism and tyronism; and probably the time is at hand when it will be once and again understood WHAT has actually sufficed for the basis of such imposing and absolute philosophical edifices as the dogmatists have hitherto reared:

그러나 진지하게 말하자면, 철학에서의 모든 독단화가, 그것이 어떠한 엄숙함을, 어떠한 결정적이고 단호한 태도를 취해왔든 간에, 단지 고귀한 유치함과 초심자의 미숙함에 불과했을지도 모른다는 희망을 품을 충분한 근거가 있다; 그리고 아마도 독단론자들이 지금까지 세워온 그토록 웅장하고 절대적인 철학적 건축물들의 토대로 실제로 무엇이 충분했는지가 다시금 이해될 시간이 가까이 와 있을 것이다:

perhaps some popular superstition of immemorial time (such as the soul-superstition, which, in the form of subject- and ego-superstition, has not yet ceased doing mischief): perhaps some play upon words, a deception on the part of grammar, or an audacious generalization of very restricted, very personal, very human--all-too-human facts.

아마도 태고의 민간 미신(주체 미신과 자아 미신의 형태로 아직도 해악을 끼치기를 멈추지 않은 영혼 미신과 같은): 아마도 어떤 언어 유희, 문법 측면에서의 기만, 혹은 매우 제한적이고, 매우 개인적이며, 매우 인간적인--지나치게 인간적인 사실들의 대담한 일반화.

Vocabulary

모든
mo-deun — All, every; referring to the entirety of something
철학자들이
cheol-hak-ja-deul-i — Philosophers (subject marker attached)
그들이
geu-deul-i — They, them (subject marker attached)
독단론자였던
dok-dan-non-ja-yeot-deon — Who were dogmatists; past attributive form
han — One; a certain; used as indefinite article
여성을
yeo-seong-eul — Woman, female (object marker attached)
이해하는
i-hae-ha-neun — Understanding; present attributive form of understand
de — In doing; a nominalizer indicating act or matter
실패했다고
sil-pae-haet-da-go — That they failed; quotative form of failure
의심할
ui-sim-hal — To doubt; future attributive form of doubt
근거가
geun-geo-ga — Grounds, basis, reason (subject marker attached)
없는가
eom-neun-ga — Is there not? Questioning the absence of something
jeuk — That is, namely; used to clarify or restate
진리에
jil-li-e — To truth; truth with directional particle attached
구애할
gu-ae-hal — To court, woo; to be constrained or bound by
ttae — When, time; indicating a point or period of time
통상적으로
tong-sang-jeok-eu-ro — Usually, ordinarily, in the customary manner
보여온
bo-yeo-on — Has shown; past continuative attributive of show
geu — That; definite article-like demonstrative pronoun
끔찍한
kkeum-jjik-han — Terrible, dreadful, horrifying, awful
진지함과
jin-ji-ham-gwa — Seriousness, earnestness (with conjunction and)
서툰
seo-tun — Clumsy, unskilled, awkward, inept
강요가
gang-yo-ga — Coercion, compulsion, imposition (subject marker)
얻기
eot-gi — Getting, obtaining; nominalized form of obtain
위한
wi-han — For the sake of; attributive form of purpose
미숙하고
mi-suk-ha-go — Immature, inexperienced, unskilled, and…
어울리지
eo-ul-li-ji — Not fitting; negative stem of to suit or match
않는
an-neun — Not doing; negative present attributive form
방법이었다고
bang-beob-i-eot-da-go — That it was a method; quotative past form
확실히
hwak-sil-hi — Certainly, surely, definitely, without doubt
진리는
jil-li-neun — Truth (topic marker attached); the concept of truth
결코
gyeol-ko — Never, by no means; strong negation adverb
스스로
seu-seu-ro — By oneself, on one's own, of one's own accord
정복당하도록
jeong-bok-dang-ha-do-rok — So as to be conquered or subjugated by another
허락하지
heo-rak-ha-ji — Not permitting; negative stem of to allow
않았다
an-at-da — Did not; past tense negative ending
그리고
geu-ri-go — And; coordinating conjunction linking clauses
현재
hyeon-jae — Present, current; referring to the current time
종류의
jong-ryu-ui — Of a kind, type, or sort (possessive attached)
독단은
dok-dan-eun — Dogma, dogmatism (topic marker attached)
슬프고
seul-peu-go — Sad, sorrowful, and…; connective form of sad
낙담한
nak-dam-han — Discouraged, dejected, disheartened, downcast
표정으로
pyo-jeong-eu-ro — With an expression; facial expression with particle
seo — Standing; short connective form of to stand
있다
it-da — To exist, to be; basic existential verb
만약
man-yak — If, supposing; conditional conjunction
정말로
jeong-mal-lo — Really, truly, indeed; emphatic adverb
있기라도
it-gi-ra-do — Even if it exists; concessive existential form
하다면
ha-da-myeon — If it does; conditional form of to do/be
왜냐하면
wae-nya-ha-myeon — Because, the reason being; causal conjunction
독단이
dok-dan-i — Dogma, dogmatism (subject marker attached)
쓰러졌다고
sseu-reo-jyeot-da-go — That it has fallen; quotative past of collapse
땅바닥에
ttang-ba-dak-e — On the ground, on the floor (locative attached)
쓰러져
sseu-reo-jyeo — Having fallen, collapsed; connective fallen form
아니
a-ni — No, not; interjection of negation or surprise
deo — More, further; comparative adverb
나아가
na-a-ga — Going further, advancing; connective form
마지막
ma-ji-mak — Last, final; the very end of something
숨을
sum-eul — Breath (object marker attached); breathing
헐떡이고
heol-tteok-i-go — Gasping, panting, and…; connective form of gasp
주장하는
ju-jang-ha-neun — Claiming, asserting; present attributive form
조롱꾼들이
jo-rong-kkun-deul-i — Mockers, scoffers, jeerers (subject marker attached)
있기
it-gi — Existing, being present; nominalized form of exist
때문이다
ttae-mun-i-da — It is because; causal closing expression
그러나
geu-reo-na — However, but; adversative conjunction
진지하게
jin-ji-ha-ge — Seriously, earnestly; adverbial form of serious
말하자면
mal-ha-ja-myeon — So to speak, to put it another way
철학에서의
cheol-hak-e-seo-ui — Within philosophy; philosophy with locative possessive
독단화가
dok-dan-hwa-ga — Dogmatization, dogmatic process (subject marker)
그것이
geu-geo-si — It, that thing (subject marker attached)
어떠한
eo-tteo-han — Whatever kind of; any sort of, no matter what
엄숙함을
eom-suk-ham-eul — Solemnity, gravity (object marker attached)
결정적이고
gyeol-jeong-jeok-i-go — Decisive, definitive, and…; connective form
단호한
dan-ho-han — Resolute, firm, decisive, unwavering
태도를
tae-do-reul — Attitude, stance (object marker attached)
취해왔든
chwi-hae-wat-deun — Whatever attitude has been taken; concessive past
간에
gan-e — Regardless of; between; concessive particle
단지
dan-ji — Merely, only, just; limiting adverb
고귀한
go-gwi-han — Noble, lofty, exalted, dignified
유치함과
yu-chi-ham-gwa — Childishness, immaturity (with conjunction and)
초심자의
cho-sim-ja-ui — Of a beginner, novice (possessive attached)
미숙함에
mi-suk-ham-e — In immaturity, inexperience (locative attached)
불과했을지도
bul-gwa-haet-seul-ji-do — May have been nothing more than; speculative past
모른다는
mo-reun-da-neun — That one does not know; attributive quotative form
희망을
hui-mang-eul — Hope, wish, aspiration (object marker attached)
품을
pum-eul — To harbor, cherish; future attributive of embrace
충분한
chung-bun-han — Sufficient, enough, adequate, ample
아마도
a-ma-do — Perhaps, probably, maybe; probabilistic adverb
독단론자들이
dok-dan-non-ja-deul-i — Dogmatists (plural, subject marker attached)
지금까지
ji-geum-kka-ji — Until now, up to the present, so far
세워온
se-wo-on — Have built, erected; past continuative attributive
그토록
geu-to-rok — So much, to that extent, so greatly
웅장하고
ung-jang-ha-go — Grand, magnificent, majestic, and…
절대적인
jeol-dae-jeok-in — Absolute, unconditional, total, definitive
철학적
cheol-hak-jeok — Philosophical; of or relating to philosophy
건축물들의
geon-chuk-mul-deul-ui — Of structures, buildings (plural possessive attached)
토대로
to-dae-ro — As a foundation, as a basis (instrumental attached)
실제로
sil-je-ro — Actually, in reality, in practice
무엇이
mu-eot-i — What (subject marker attached); what thing
충분했는지가
chung-bun-haet-neun-ji-ga — Whether it was sufficient (subject marker attached)
다시금
da-si-geum — Once again, anew; emphatic form of again
이해될
i-hae-doel — To be understood; future passive attributive form
시간이
si-gan-i — Time (subject marker attached); a moment or period
가까이
ga-kka-i — Near, close, nearby; proximity adverb
wa — Coming; short connective of to come, and/with
있을
it-seul — Will be, likely exists; future attributive of exist
것이다
geot-i-da — It is the case that; certainty/expectation ending
태고의
tae-go-ui — Of ancient times, primordial (possessive attached)
민간
min-gan — Folk, popular, civilian; of ordinary people
미신
mi-sin — Superstition; irrational belief in supernatural
주체
ju-che — Subject, agent; the main entity acting
미신과
mi-sin-gwa — Superstition (with conjunction and attached)
자아
ja-a — Self, ego; one's own identity or consciousness
미신의
mi-sin-ui — Of superstition (possessive marker attached)
형태로
hyeong-tae-ro — In the form of; shape or form with particle
아직도
a-jik-do — Still, even now, yet; continuing up to present
해악을
hae-ak-eul — Harm, evil, malice (object marker attached)
끼치기를
kki-chi-gi-reul — Inflicting, causing harm (nominalized object form)
멈추지
meom-chu-ji — Not stopping; negative stem of to stop
않은
an-eun — Not having done; past negative attributive form
영혼
yeong-hon — Soul, spirit; the inner spiritual essence
같은
gat-eun — Like, same as; attributive form of to be like
어떤
eo-tteon — Some, certain, any; indefinite determiner
언어
eon-eo — Language; system of human communication
유희
yu-hui — Play, game, amusement; playful activity
문법
mun-beop — Grammar; rules governing a language
측면에서의
cheuk-myeon-e-seo-ui — From the aspect/side of (locative possessive)
기만
gi-man — Deception, trickery, fraud, deceit
혹은
hok-eun — Or, either; disjunctive conjunction
매우
mae-u — Very, extremely, highly; intensifying adverb
제한적이고
je-han-jeok-i-go — Limited, restricted, and…; connective form
개인적이며
gae-in-jeok-i-myeo — Personal, individual, and…; connective form
인간적인
in-gan-jeok-in — Human, humane; pertaining to human nature
지나치게
ji-na-chi-ge — Excessively, too much; going beyond proper bounds
사실들의
sa-sil-deul-ui — Of facts, truths (plural possessive attached)
대담한
dae-dam-han — Bold, daring, audacious, courageous
일반화
il-ban-hwa — Generalization; process of making something general
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