Translating Conscience

There is a kind of compass in this world, with one end pointing to the virtue and the other to the vice. Its name is conscience.

转嘀：@诸葛流云在这个世界上有这样一种指南针，一端指着善，另一端便指着恶，它的名字叫做良心。

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2 Responses to “Translating Conscience”

Paul Yih Says:
May 13, 2010 at 3:33 am | Reply
I have enjoyed your work and I think your translation is great — even the word of conscience — read more on Paulo Freire , the author of “The pedagogy of the repressed”. I intend to bring Paulo Freire ‘s education values to China .
- xiaoyi1 Says:
  May 13, 2010 at 3:45 am | Reply
  Thank you for the recommendation. I also enjoyed your comments on Linkedin