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She pointed out the need of such a chapter, and the extreme imperfection of the book without it; she was the cause of my writing it.

그녀는 그러한 장의 필요성과 그것이 없을 경우 책이 극도로 불완전해진다는 점을 지적했으며, 내가 그것을 쓰게 된 것은 그녀 덕분이었다.

From this it would appear that she gave Mill that tendency to Socialism which, while it lends a progressive spirit to his speculations on politics, at the same time does not manifestly accord with his earlier advocacy of peasant proprietorships.

이로부터 보건대, 그녀는 밀에게 사회주의적 성향을 부여한 것으로 보이는데, 그 성향은 그의 정치적 사색에 진보적 정신을 불어넣는 한편, 농민 자영농에 대한 그의 초기 주창과는 명백히 일치하지 않는다.

Nor, again, is it, on the face of it, consistent with those doctrines of individual liberty which, aided by the intellectual companionship of his wife, he propounded in a later work.

또한 그것은, 표면상으로 볼 때, 아내의 지적 동반자 관계의 도움을 받아 그가 이후의 저작에서 제시한 개인적 자유의 교의들과도 일치하지 않는다.

The ideal of individual freedom is not the ideal of Socialism, just as that invocation of governmental aid to which the Socialist resorts is not consistent with the theory of _laisser-faire_.

개인적 자유의 이상은 사회주의의 이상이 아니며, 이는 사회주의자가 의지하는 정부 원조의 요청이 자유방임 이론과 일치하지 않는 것과 마찬가지이다.

Yet _Liberty_ was planned by Mill and his wife in concert.

그럼에도 불구하고 『자유론』은 밀과 그의 아내가 함께 구상한 것이었다.

Perhaps a slight visionariness of speculation was no less the attribute of Mrs. Mill than an absence of rigid logical principles.

아마도 다소 몽상적인 사색 경향은 엄격한 논리적 원칙의 부재와 마찬가지로 밀 부인의 특성이었을 것이다.

Be this as it may, she undoubtedly checked the half-recognised leanings of her husband in the direction of Coleridge and Carlyle.

어찌 되었든 간에, 그녀는 콜리지와 칼라일 방향으로 향하는 남편의 반쯤 의식된 성향을 틀림없이 억제하였다.

Whether this was an instance of her steadying influence,[5] or whether it added one more unassimilated element to Mill's diverse intellectual sustenance, may be wisely left an open question.

이것이 그녀의 안정적인 영향력의 한 사례였는지, 아니면 밀의 다양한 지적 양식에 또 하나의 동화되지 않은 요소를 더한 것인지는 미해결 문제로 남겨두는 것이 현명할 것이다.

We cannot, however, be wrong in attributing to her the parentage of one book of Mill, _The Subjection of Women_.

그러나 밀의 저작 중 하나인 『여성의 종속』의 탄생을 그녀의 공으로 돌리는 것은 틀리지 않을 것이다.

Vocabulary

그녀는
geunyeoneun — She (topic marker); referring to a female subject
그러한
geureuhan — Such; of that kind or nature
필요성과
piryoseongwa — Necessity and; the need for something combined
그것이
geugeosi — That thing (subject marker); it as subject
없을
eopseul — When there is none; future-tense absence form
경우
gyeongu — Case; situation or circumstance
책이
chaegi — Book (subject marker); the book as subject
극도로
geukdoro — Extremely; to the utmost degree
점을
jeomeul — The point (object marker); a fact noted
지적했으며
jijeokhaesseumyeo — Pointed out and; indicated while continuing
내가
naega — I (subject marker); first-person subject form
그것을
geugeoseul — That thing (object marker); it as object
쓰게
sseuge — To write; causative or purposive writing form
doen — Became; resulted in a certain state
것은
geoseun — The fact that; nominalizer with topic marker
그녀
geunyeo — She; third-person feminine pronoun
덕분이었다
deokbuniyeotda — It was thanks to; owing to someone's help
이로부터
irobuto — From this; starting from this point
보건대
bogeondae — Judging from; when one considers this
사회주의적
sahoejiuijeok — Socialistic; relating to socialist ideology
성향을
seonghyangeul — Tendency (object marker); inclination or disposition
부여한
buyeohan — Granted; conferred or attributed to someone
것으로
geoseuro — As; in the manner of a certain thing
보이는데
boinende — It appears that; seems to be the case
geu — That; definite article-like determiner
성향은
seonghyangeun — The tendency (topic marker); inclination as topic
그의
geuui — His; possessive form of he
정치적
jeongchijeok — Political; relating to politics or governance
사색에
sasaege — In contemplation; philosophical or deep thinking
진보적
jinbojeok — Progressive; forward-thinking in ideology
정신을
jeongsineul — Spirit (object marker); mind or ethos
불어넣는
bureoneoneun — Infusing; breathing spirit into something
한편
hanpyeon — On the other hand; meanwhile or at the same time
농민
nongmin — Farmer; agricultural peasant or rural laborer
대한
daehan — Regarding; about or concerning a subject
초기
chogi — Early; initial period or beginning stage
주창과는
juchang-gwaneun — Compared to advocacy; championing of a cause
명백히
myeongbakhi — Obviously; clearly or evidently
일치하지
ilchihaji — Does not agree; fails to correspond
않는다
anneunda — Does not; negation in present declarative form
또한
ttohan — Also; in addition or furthermore
그것은
geugeoseun — That thing (topic marker); it as topic
표면상으로
pyomyensang-euro — On the surface; apparently or ostensibly
bol — To see; future or modifier form of see
ttae — Time; when or at the moment
아내의
anaeui — Wife's; possessive form referring to wife
지적
jijeok — Intellectual; relating to the intellect
동반자
dongbanja — Companion; partner or fellow traveler
관계의
gwangyeui — Of the relationship; pertaining to a connection
도움을
doumeul — Help (object marker); assistance as object
받아
bada — Receiving; getting help or support
그가
geuga — He (subject marker); third-person male subject
이후의
ihuui — Later; subsequent or following in time
저작에서
jeojareseo — In the works; within written publications
제시한
jesihan — Presented; proposed or put forward ideas
개인적
gaeinjeok — Personal; individual or private in nature
자유의
jayuui — Of freedom; possessive of liberty
이상은
isangeun — The ideal (topic marker); ideal as subject topic
사회주의의
sahoejiuiui — Of socialism; possessive of socialist ideology
이상이
isangi — The ideal (subject marker); an aspiration
아니며
animyeo — Is not and; negation continuing to next clause
이는
ineun — This (topic marker); referring to what was said
사회주의자가
sahoejiuijaga — Socialist (subject marker); one who advocates socialism
의지하는
uijihaneun — Relying on; depending upon something
정부
jeongbu — Government; the ruling authority of a state
원조의
wonjoui — Of aid; possessive of assistance or support
요청이
yocheong-i — Request (subject marker); a formal appeal
자유방임
jayubangim — Laissez-faire; policy of non-interference in economy
이론과
irrongwa — With the theory; combined with a doctrine
않는
anneun — Not doing; present negation modifier form
것과
geoswa — With the fact that; compared to something
마찬가지이다
machangangajida — Is the same; it is likewise or equivalent
그럼에도
geureomedo — Nevertheless; despite that or even so
불구하고
bulguhago — In spite of; notwithstanding the circumstances
아내가
anaega — Wife (subject marker); the wife as subject
함께
hamkke — Together; jointly or in unison
구상한
gusanghan — Conceived; planned or devised together
것이었다
geosiyeotda — It was; past-tense nominalized statement
아마도
amado — Perhaps; probably or most likely
다소
daso — Somewhat; to some extent or rather
몽상적인
mongsangjeok-in — Dreamy; fanciful or idealistic in nature
사색
sasaek — Contemplation; deep philosophical thinking
경향은
gyeonghyangeun — The tendency (topic); an inclination or trend
엄격한
eomgyeokhan — Strict; rigorous or demanding in standard
논리적
nollijeok — Logical; based on reason and logic
원칙의
wonchigui — Of principles; possessive of guiding rules
부재와
bujae-wa — With absence; lack of something combined
마찬가지로
machangangajiro — Likewise; similarly or in the same manner
부인의
buinui — Mrs./Madam's; possessive of wife or lady
특성이었을
teukseong-iyeosseul — Would have been a characteristic; a trait
것이다
geosida — It is; declarative nominalizer ending
어찌
eojji — How; in what way or however it may be
되었든
doeeotdeun — However it turned out; regardless of outcome
간에
gane — In any case; regardless or between options
방향으로
banghyang-euro — In the direction of; toward a certain way
향하는
hyanghaneun — Heading toward; moving in a direction
남편의
nampyeonui — Husband's; possessive form of husband
반쯤
banjjeum — Halfway; about half or partially
의식된
uisikdoen — Consciously realized; made aware of something
틀림없이
teullimeopsi — Certainly; without doubt or undoubtedly
억제하였다
eokjehayeotda — Suppressed; held back or restrained something
이것이
igeosi — This (subject marker); this thing as subject
그녀의
geunyeoui — Her; possessive form of she
안정적인
anjeongjeok-in — Stable; steady or consistent in influence
영향력의
yeonghyangyeokui — Of influence; possessive of power to affect
han — One; a single instance or example
사례였는지
sareyeonneunjji — Whether it was a case; an example or instance
아니면
animyeon — Or; alternatively or if not
다양한
dayanghan — Diverse; varied or multifaceted
양식에
yangsige — In the style; within a mode or manner
tto — Also; again or in addition
하나의
hanaui — One; a single element or factor
동화되지
donghwadoeji — Not assimilated; failing to integrate or blend
않은
aneun — Not; negation modifier for adjective or verb
요소를
yosoreul — Element (object marker); a component or factor
더한
deohan — Added; that which is added to something
것인지는
geosinjieneun — Whether it is; uncertainty about a fact
미해결
mihaegyeol — Unresolved; unsettled or still open question
문제로
munjero — As a problem; leaving it as an issue
남겨두는
namgyeodуneun — Leaving behind; keeping something unresolved
것이
geosi — The thing (subject marker); nominalizer subject
현명할
hyeonmyeonghal — Would be wise; prudent or sensible decision
그러나
geureona — However; but or nonetheless
저작
jeojak — Written work; a published or authored text
jung — Among; in the middle of or within a group
하나인
hanain — Which is one; being one of something
『여성의
yeosongeui — Women's; possessive in title about women
종속』의
jongsogeui — Subjection's; of subordination in title
탄생을
tansaengeul — Birth (object marker); creation or origin
공으로
gong-euro — As credit; attributing merit to someone
돌리는
dollineun — Attributing; turning or crediting to someone
틀리지
teulliji — Not wrong; not mistaken in an assertion
않을
aneul — Will not; future negation modifier form
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