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English → Pt CHAPTER I. PREJUDICES OF PHILOSOPHERS Level 9/10

For there is risk in raising it, perhaps there is no greater risk.

Pois há risco em levantá-la, talvez não haja risco maior.

2. "HOW COULD anything originate out of its opposite?

2. "COMO PODERIA algo originar-se de seu oposto?

For example, truth out of error?

Por exemplo, a verdade a partir do erro?

or the Will to Truth out of the will to deception?

ou a Vontade de Verdade a partir da vontade de engano?

or the generous deed out of selfishness?

ou o ato generoso a partir do egoísmo?

or the pure sun-bright vision of the wise man out of covetousness?

ou a visão pura e luminosa como o sol do homem sábio a partir da cobiça?

Such genesis is impossible; whoever dreams of it is a fool, nay, worse than a fool;

Tal gênese é impossível; quem sonha com isso é um tolo, mais ainda, pior do que um tolo;

things of the highest value must have a different origin, an origin of THEIR own--in this transitory, seductive, illusory, paltry world, in this turmoil of delusion and cupidity, they cannot have their source.

as coisas de mais alto valor devem ter uma origem diferente, uma origem PRÓPRIA -- neste mundo transitório, sedutor, ilusório e insignificante, neste tumulto de ilusão e cupidez, elas não podem ter sua fonte.

But rather in the lap of Being, in the intransitory, in the concealed God, in the 'Thing-in-itself--THERE must be their source, and nowhere else!"

Mas antes no seio do Ser, no intransitório, no Deus oculto, na 'Coisa-em-si -- ALI deve estar sua fonte, e em nenhum outro lugar!"

--This mode of reasoning discloses the typical prejudice by which metaphysicians of all times can be recognized, this mode of valuation is at the back of all their logical procedure;

-- Este modo de raciocínio revela o preconceito típico pelo qual os metafísicos de todos os tempos podem ser reconhecidos; este modo de valoração está na base de todo o seu procedimento lógico;

through this "belief" of theirs, they exert themselves for their "knowledge," for something that is in the end solemnly christened "the Truth."

através desta "crença" deles, eles se esforçam por seu "conhecimento", por algo que no fim é solenemente batizado de "a Verdade".

The fundamental belief of metaphysicians is THE BELIEF IN ANTITHESES OF VALUES.

A crença fundamental dos metafísicos é A CRENÇA NAS ANTÍTESES DE VALORES.

It never occurred even to the wariest of them to doubt here on the very threshold (where doubt, however, was most necessary);

Jamais ocorreu nem mesmo ao mais cauteloso deles duvidar aqui no próprio limiar (onde a dúvida, no entanto, era mais necessária);

though they had made a solemn vow, "DE OMNIBUS DUBITANDUM."

embora tivessem feito um voto solene, "DE OMNIBUS DUBITANDUM".

Vocabulary

Pois
For, because, thus; used for emphasis or connection.
There is, there are; ago (temporal marker).
risco
Risk, danger, or peril; threat or hazard.
em
In, at, on; common preposition for location.
levantá-la
To raise it, lift it up; reflexive action.
talvez
Perhaps, maybe; expressing uncertainty or doubt.
não
No, not; simple negation word.
haja
May there be, let there be; subjunctive haver.
maior
Greater, larger, biggest; comparative or superlative.
COMO
How, as, like; interrogative or comparative connector.
PODERIA
Could, would be able; conditional past of poder.
algo
Something, anything; indefinite pronoun.
originar-se
To originate, arise, begin; reflexive verb.
de
Of, from; common preposition.
seu
His, her, its, your; possessive adjective.
oposto
Opposite, contrary; noun or adjective.
Por
For, by, through; common preposition.
exemplo
Example, instance; often in phrase por exemplo.
verdade
Truth, reality; fundamental concept.
partir
To leave, depart, split; common action verb.
do
Of the, from the; contraction de+o.
erro
Error, mistake; noun for falsehood.
ou
Or; conjunction for alternatives.
Vontade
Will, desire, intention; fundamental concept.
Verdade
Truth; philosophical or absolute reality.
da
Of the, from the; contraction de+a.
vontade
Will, desire, intention; philosophical concept.
engano
Deception, illusion, mistake; noun.
ato
Act, action, deed; noun.
generoso
Generous, noble, magnanimous; adjective.
egoísmo
Selfishness, egoism; moral failing.
visão
Vision, sight, view; noun.
pura
Pure, clear, uncontaminated; feminine adjective.
luminosa
Luminous, bright, shining; feminine adjective.
como
Like, as, how; comparison or interrogative.
sol
Sun; celestial body.
homem
Man, human male; noun.
sábio
Wise, learned man; adjective or noun.
cobiça
Greed, covetousness, desire; noun.
Tal
Such, such a; demonstrative adjective.
gênese
Genesis, origin, beginning; noun.
impossível
Impossible, unable to happen; adjective.
quem
Who, whom; interrogative pronoun.
sonha
Dreams, fantasizes; third person present.
com
With; common preposition.
isso
That, this; demonstrative pronoun.
um
One, a, an; article or number.
tolo
Fool, foolish person; noun or adjective.
mais
More, most; comparative marker.
ainda
Still, yet, even; adverb.
pior
Worse, worst; comparative or superlative.
que
That, which, what; conjunction or relative.
as
The, those; feminine plural article.
coisas
Things, objects; feminine plural noun.
alto
High, tall, lofty; adjective.
valor
Value, worth, courage; noun.
devem
Must, should, owe; third person plural.
ter
To have, possess; fundamental verb.
uma
A, an, one; feminine article.
origem
Origin, source, beginning; noun.
diferente
Different, distinct, various; adjective.
PRÓPRIA
Own, proper, itself; reflexive feminine adjective.
neste
In this, in these; contraction.
mundo
World, earth, universe; noun.
transitório
Transitory, temporary, fleeting; adjective.
sedutor
Seductive, tempting, alluring; adjective.
ilusório
Illusory, deceptive, unreal; adjective.
insignificante
Insignificant, unimportant, trivial; adjective.
tumulto
Tumult, uproar, commotion; noun.
ilusão
Illusion, delusion, false belief; noun.
cupidez
Greed, avarice, covetousness; noun.
elas
They, them; feminine plural pronoun.
podem
Can, are able; third person plural.
sua
Her, his, their; possessive adjective.
fonte
Source, fountain, spring; noun.
Mas
But, however; conjunction.
antes
Before, rather, previously; adverb or preposition.
no
In the, at the; contraction em+o.
seio
Breast, bosom, heart; noun.
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