So, let's look who William Blake was.

我们来看看谁是威廉·布莱克。

Or that Gertrude Stein is more of a computer than William Blake?

或者Gertrude Stein比 William Blake更像是个电脑？

So, William Blake was religious, but he was also a radical free thinker.

威廉·布莱克有宗教信仰，但他也是一个激进的自由思想家。

William Blake was a Romantic-era poet, engraver and artist, who grew up in Soho London.

威廉·布莱克是浪漫主义时期的诗人、雕刻家和艺术家，他在伦敦苏荷区长大。

So, for today's lesson that we are going to talk a little bit about William Blake.

所以，在今天的课程中，我们将讨论一下威廉·布莱克。

Nature is especially good at prompting transcendental moments as are nights, solitude, the sounds of flutes, sitars and harps, airplanes, fevers, William Blake, Rumi, mountains and psilocybin and mescaline.

大自然尤其擅长激发超越性的时刻，比如说夜晚的时候、孤独的时候、听到长笛、西塔琴和竖琴声音的时候、坐飞机的时候、发烧的时候、阅读威廉·布莱克和鲁米作品的时候、看见山脉的时候、吃到裸盖菇宾和麦司卡林的时候。

I adore William Blake because he was a rebel and he was a visionary, quite literally he would have prophetic visions of angels in trees and then he'd draw them.

我崇拜威廉·布莱克，因为他是一个叛逆者，他是一个有远见的人，毫不夸张地说，他能准确的预言身边的事，并且能把他们画出来。

One of the great espouses of this theory was proto-romantic William Blake and this idea was all the rage amongst the romantics.

这一理论的伟大拥护者之一是原始浪漫主义者威廉·布莱克，这一思想在浪漫主义者中风靡一时。

We also see the devil in some depictions as a necessary evil, artistic chaos for reason, as British artist and poet William Blake depicted.

正如英国艺术家和诗人威廉布莱克所描绘的那样，我们也将某些描述中的魔鬼视为必要的邪恶，出于理性的艺术混乱。

Think of Gallileo's 17th-century trial for his rebelling belief before the Catholic Church or poet William Blake's harsh remarks against the mechanistic worldview of Isaac Newton.

想想 17 世纪伽利略因其反叛信仰而在天主教会面前受到的审判，或者诗人威廉·布莱克对艾萨克·牛顿机械论世界观的严厉言论。