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男性,24岁,8周来腹泻,每日排便3~4次,有血液与黏液,有里急后重感,伴下腹痛,便

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男性,24岁,8周来腹泻,每日排便3~4次,有血液与黏液,有里急后重感,伴下腹痛,便后腹痛减轻,查体无异常发现

溃疡性结肠炎腹痛与腹泻明显时应用较大剂量阿托品治疗,可能引起下列哪项并发症

A.机械性肠梗阻
B.肠穿孔
C.结肠大出血
D.假息肉形成
E.中毒性巨结肠

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不要挡住我的阳光

周国平  

  ①公元前323年某一天,亚历山大大帝在巴比伦英年早逝,年仅三十三岁。同一天,第欧根尼在科林斯寿终正寝,享年九十。这两人何其不同:一个是武功赫赫的世界征服者,行宫遍布欧亚,被万众呼为神;另一个是靠乞讨为生的穷哲学家,寄身在一只木桶里,被市民称作狗。相同的是,他们在当时的希腊乃至全世界都名声远扬。这两人有一次奇妙的相遇。一天,亚历山大巡游某地,遇见正躺着晒太阳的第欧根尼,这位世界之王上前自我介绍:“我是大帝亚历山大。”哲学家依然躺着,也自报家门:“我是狗儿第欧根尼。”大帝肃然起敬,问:“我有什么可以为先生效劳的吗?”哲学家的回答是:“有的,就是--不要挡住我的阳光。”据说亚历山大事后感叹道:“如果我不是亚历山大,我就愿意做第欧根尼。”

  ②以第欧根尼为代表的古希腊犬儒派哲学家不但放浪形骸,而且口无遮拦,对看不惯的人和事极尽挖苦之能事。这成了他们的鲜明特色,以至于在西语中,“犬儒主义者”(cynic)一词成了普通名词,亦用来指愤世嫉俗者、玩世不恭者、好挖苦人的人。

  ③第欧根尼目中无“人”。他常常大白天点着灯笼,在街上边走边吆喝:“我在找人。”有人问他在希腊何处见过好人,他回答:没有,只在个别地方见过好的儿童。在奥林匹克运动会上,民众群情亢奋,他有时也会坐在那里,但似乎只是为了不错过骂人的好机会。传令官宣布冠军的名字,说这个人战胜了所有人,他大声反驳:“不,他战胜的只是奴隶,我战胜的才是人。”回家的路上,好奇者打听参加运动会的人是否很多,他回答:“很多,但没有一个可以称作人。”剧院散场,观众涌出来,他往里挤,人问为什么,他说:“这是我一生都在练习的事情。”他的确一生都在练习逆遵循习俗的大众而行,不把他们看作人,如入无人之境。

  ④第欧根尼的刀子嘴不但伸向普通人,连柏拉图也不能幸免。他经常用一种看上去粗俗的方式与柏拉图辩论。柏拉图把人定义为双足无毛动物,他就把一只鸡的羽毛拔光,拎到讲座上说:“这就是柏拉图所说的人。”柏拉图对这个刺头一定颇感无奈,有人请他对第欧根尼其人下一断语,他回答:“一个发疯的苏格拉底。”   

  ⑤第欧根尼有一张损人的利嘴,一肚子捉弄人的坏心思。一个好面子的人表示想跟他学哲学,他让那人手提一条金枪鱼,跟在他屁股后面穿越大街小巷,羞得那人终于弃鱼而逃。一个狗仗人势的管家带他参观主人的豪宅,警告他不得吐痰,他立刻把一口痰吐在那个管家脸上,说:“我实在找不到更合适的痰盂了。”看见一个轻薄青年衣着考究,他说:“如果为了取悦男人,你是傻瓜;如果为了取悦女人,你是骗子。”这个促狭鬼太爱惹人,有一个青年必定是被他惹怒了,砸坏了他的大桶。不过,更多的雅典人好像还护着他,替他做了一个新桶,把那个青年鞭打了一顿。这也许是因为,在多数场合,他的刻薄是指向大家都讨厌的虚荣自负之辈的。他并不乱咬人,他咬得准确而光明正大。有人问他最厌恶被什么动物咬,他的回答是:谗言者和谄媚者。

  ⑥让我们回到第欧根尼与亚历山大相遇的时刻,他对大帝说出了那句著名的话:“不要挡住我的阳光。”现在我们可以对这句话做一点也许不算牵强的诠释了。人在世上真正需要的是什么?无非是阳光--阳光是一个象征,代表自然给予人的基本赠礼,自然规定的人的基本需要,合乎自然的简朴生活。谁挡住了阳光?亚历山大--亚历山大也是一个象征,代表权力、名声、财富等一切世人所看重而其实并非必需的东西。不要挡住我的阳光--不要让功利挡住生命,不要让习俗挡住本性,不要让非必需挡住必需,这就是犬儒派留给我们的主要的哲学遗训。

1、 根据文意,下列说法错误的两项是

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A、愤世嫉俗、玩世不恭、好挖苦人是犬儒派哲学家最鲜明的特色。

B、在第欧根尼看来,谗言者和谄媚者并不能算做人。

C、第欧根尼比柏拉图更注重人的社会属性,把人的社会属性看作是人的第一属性。

D、第欧根尼讽刺挖苦虚荣自负之辈,虽然有些刻薄,但还是得到了更多雅典人的拥护。

E、古希腊犬儒派哲学家告诉我们不要让权力、名声、财富迷失了人的自然简朴的天性。

2、 下面不是说明第欧根尼“讨厌虚荣自负之辈”的一项是[ ]

A、一个好面子的人表示想跟他学哲学,他却把人家捉弄落荒而逃。

B、他毫不留情地往势利的管家脸上吐痰。

C、他对一个衣着考究的轻薄青年进行近乎刻薄的指责。

D、他往往以粗俗的方式与柏拉图辩论,这让柏拉图对他颇感无奈。

3、怎样理解亚历山大大帝感叹“如果我不是亚历山大,我就愿意做第欧根尼”这句话的含义?

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4、从第欧根尼的身上,我们可以看出古希腊犬儒派哲学家的哪些主要特点?

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     For a while, my neighbourhood was taken over by an army of joggers(慢跑者 ) . They  were  there  

all  the  time : early  mornings, noons,and evenings. There were little old ladies in gray sweats, young

couples in Adidas shoes, middle-aged men with red faces. "Come on !" My friend Alex encouraged me

to join him as he jogged by my house every evening. " You'll feel great. "

      Well,  I had nothing against feeling great and if Alex could jog every day, anyone could. So I took up

jogging seriously and gave it a good two months of my life, and not a day more. Based on my experience,

jogging is the most overvalued form of exercise around, and judging from the number of the people who

left our neighbourhood jogging army,l'm not alone in my opinion.

      First of all ,jogging is very hard on the body. Your legs and feet take a  real pounding (重击) running  down  a  road  for  two  or  three miles. I developed foot,leg, and back problems. Then I read about a

nationally famous jogger who died of a heart attack while jogging,

and I had something else to worry about. Jogging doesn't kill hundreds of people, but if you have any

physical weaknesses,jogging will surely bring them out , as they did with me.

     Secondly,  I got no enjoyment out of jogging. Putting one foot in front of the other for forty-five minutes

isn' t my idea of fun. Jogging is also a lonely pastime. Some joggers say, " I love being out there with just

my thoughts. " Well, my thoughts began to bore me, and

most of them were on how much my legs hurt.

      And how could I enjoy something that brought me pain? And that wasn't just the first week : it was

practically every day for two months. I never got past the pain level, and pain isn't fun. What a cruel  way 

 to  do  it !  So  many  other exercises , including  walking , lead

to almost the same results painlessly , so why jog?

       I don't jog any more , and  I  don't think  I  ever will. I'm walking two miles three times a week at a

fast pace, and that feels good. I bicycle to work when the weather is good. I'm getting exercise, and I'm

enjoying it at the same time. I could never say the same for jogging,and I've found a lot of better ways to

stay in shape.

1. From the first paragraph, we learn that in the writer's neighbourhood ___________. 

A. jogging became very popular

B. people jogged only during the daytime

C. Alex organized an army of joggers

D. jogging provided a chance to get together

2. The underlined word "them" ( Paragraph 3) most probably refers to _________.

A. heart attacks                

B. back problems

C. famous joggers                

D. physical weaknesses

3. What was the writer's attitude towards jogging in the beginning? 

A. He felt it was worth a try.

B. He was very fond of it.

C. He was strongly against it.

D. He thought it must be painful.

4. Why did the writer give up jogging two months later? 

A. He disliked doing exercise outside.

B. He found it neither healthy nor interesting.

C. He was afraid of having a heart attack.

D. He was worried about being left alone.

5. F'rom the writer's experience,we can conclude that________. 

A. not everyone enjoys jogging

B. he is the only person who hates jogging

C. nothing other than jogging can help people keep fit

D. jogging makes people feel greater than any other sport

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