萨特晚年的时候,跟一个来访问他的美国学者谈到,他实在期望人家研究他的哲学思想时,不要略去那些微小的细节,比如说他的生活习惯怎样、成长经历,甚至最细致的个人饮食口味,然后以此为基础评论他的作品。人们对一个时代一个人物,恒常只有一个大略的宏观印象,对其细节知之不多。然而,所有作品的成形必跟各式各样的细节关系密切,而评论的前提是对这些微尘细物的了解。对萨特来说,哲学就是生活,而生活却是由无数的细节组成,微小如对一盏灯的凝视亦是一种哲学的姿态。我向来对细节极其迷恋,萨特的话因而分外鼓舞我,从此那些近乎痴迷地收集细节、联想细节的举动,再不是 In his late years, Sartre talked to an American scholar who had come to visit him and said he really expected people to study his philosophical thoughts instead of trivial details such as his living habits, growth experience, and even the most meticulous Personal dietary taste, and then based on this comment on his work. People always have only a rough macro impression of a person in an age and know little about their details. However, the formation of all the works must be closely related to all sorts of details, and the premise of the commentary is the understanding of these fine objects. For Sartre, philosophy is life, but life is made up of innumerable details, as small as the gaze of a lamp is a philosophical gesture. I have always been extremely infatuated with the details, Sartre's words and therefore particularly inspire me, from those who almost obsessive to collect details, Lenovo details of the move, not