保尔·莎夏尔考察人们能否把新酒注入旧的皮囊里,或者人们能否对古代的诗加以新的思想。换言之,他提出的问题是:在旧的文学、哲学、希腊一罗马的艺术等遗产——它是我们文化的基础之一——和现代越来越科学化和技术化的结构之间能否架一座桥梁。根据这一点,作者就考察了西方十六世纪到现在关于人的不同观点之间存在着的矛盾。依我看来,本书是属于叙述形式的,并且同时也参考了非欧洲人的一些人道主义。无论如何,作者根据着生物学和神经学的基础(在这些问题上,他尤为擅长)详细地说明 Paul Sachar examines whether people can pour new wines into their old skins, or whether people can put new ideas on ancient poetry. In other words, he raised the question of whether or not the legacy of old literature, philosophy, the Greek-Roman art, etc. - is one of the foundations of our culture - and the more scientific and technologically modern structure of modern times Build a bridge Based on this, the author examines the contradictions that exist between the different perspectives on human beings in the sixteenth century in the West. In my opinion, this book belongs to the narrative form, and at the same time also refers to some of the non-European humanitarianism. In any case, the author elaborates on the basis of biology and neuroscience (he is particularly good on these issues)