moral interpretation

Abe 2022-03-21 09:03:26

"Assuming life is meaningful, even though it has a 10% chance of being true, I can only choose it"

"Maintaining the faith, despite the elusive reality. That's what life is about"

I especially like the philosophical ideas that are everywhere in French films

and looks casual and delicate

Is it meaningful to go sailing against the current to overcome difficulties and pursue your goals in a certain situation and at a certain time?

If you think about it like this, your subconscious mind has already told you "no"

Truth is Morality?

Do not. Solving the problem of moral anxiety is the sect of morality

The best way is to find a way to make yourself hate it; and, make up a story that is enough to degrade yourself and let the people you care about let go

Accepting yourself is the utmost respect for the world and yourself

When people feel that something is awakening their sleeping souls, they stop paying attention to the material world

In the film, Louis, who is more difficult to understand, expresses his intimacy to Maud on the snowy mountains. This is Louis' confusion about the dissonance of belief and perception

A person's existence requires the integration of each fragment. So do people need to be responsible for each fragment? Are people still free?

Possibly, people need to have the idea of ​​"responsibility", but they don't need to feel "guilty", whether intentional or not

"If she loves me, she will be faithful"

Is marriage the only expression of love, or loyalty?

It's not the ambiguous atmosphere that attracts me most in this film, although I'm often tempted by it. In the circle of life of German philosophical rigor and French romance, which I thought were perfect in the past, it could be seamlessly integrated into British old-fashioned. An old-fashioned thick precipitation is also a graceful subtlety

When the little girl came out, Louis got up and shook hands with her naturally, a very harmonious scene that I hardly remembered. Equal rights quality education outcomes

Rohmer's remarks, with seemingly trivial and disordered language, brought out the context he expected. exquisite

A serious expression is seen by some as cold, but by me it is usually serious and respectful; a kind smile is seen by many as a friendly and conciliatory interpretation, but in my intuition it is often hypocritical and weak

Why is Western culture, who likes philosophy and art, the percentage of people who believe in religion is much larger than in China? Is it related?

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Extended Reading
  • Gia 2022-03-23 09:03:28

    This is like the question of how many horizontal lines are in the middle of "straight" a few days ago. I always thought it was three horizontal lines, but one day it was suddenly announced that there were two horizontal lines on the dictionary. It's just an illusion, so how do we face ourselves and this reality? At that time, in the castle he had built in the past, he still controlled himself when facing Maud. Did Louis act according to his deepest intuition, or did he trust moral standards? If he followed his intuition deep in his heart, then the restraint of Maud's lust at that time was not from his heart. If he followed his own beliefs, then what should he do now? When we self-righteously choose a "correct" belief, but one day, what you experience is actually contrary to what you think is correct. At this time, how should we face ourselves and face life?

  • Johanna 2022-03-23 09:03:28

    Many times we unconsciously forget that the petty bourgeoisie and the angry youth, the Jesuits and Mao Zuo really exist at the same time, in various senses... It seems that Americans are still in good spirits, that is, where they often walk by the river There are things that don't fall into place, and they have nothing to do with morality, especially after 1968. This one is still quite important, for Rohmer himself. 21.5.20 Review

My Night at Maud's quotes

  • Jean-Louis: As a Christian I say it's evil not to acknowledge what is good.

  • Jean-Louis: Religion adds to love, but love adds to religion, also.