Aha! So to study and grasp things about dead bodies, corpses, you must yourself be a dead body.

所以为了研究并掌握关于尸体的知识,你自己必须先是一具死尸

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But we can still tend, and we can nurse, the dead body.

但我们仍能抚慰照料这尸体。

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Why not then say,similarly,even though my body's still alive, nothing wrong about removing the heart if the person is dead.

这样为什么不能说，即使肉体依然生存，但是个人已经死亡时摘除心脏是可以的。

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Even there, a horse is not really a rigid body, unless it's been dead for a long time.

马甚至都不是真正的刚体,除非是死了很长时间了

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Start with a familiar fact, which I've already drawn your attention to a couple of times, that you can have a body that's dead.

我们以一个熟知的事实开头,我已经多次提到过,以死尸来说明

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Maybe my body--I'm imagining my body dead, but I'm not imagining myself, the person, dead.

也许我能想像自己肉体的死亡，但不能想想自己作为个人的死亡。

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So if we accept the body theory, ? would there be dead alive after death, ? could there be survivor that is at my body?

所以如果我们接受了肉体论，那么人死后还会复活吗，还会有人以我的肉体重生吗？

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That is, you're dead as a person. Previously, we distinguished between the death of my body and my death as a person; let's focus on my death as a person.

这指的是你作为个人的死亡,之前我们已区别了肉体和个人的死亡;,现在我们将重点放在个人的死亡上。

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And one of the things that's striking is, how similar the experience is from person to person and from culture to culture-- that they've got some notion, as they were dead on the operating table, of leaving their body.

而其中最振奋的就是,不管一个人的,生活经验及文化背景,有多相似,他们都能感受到,当他们在手术台上死去,身体已经逝去

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Is there something immoral about removing the organs during Phase D when the person is dead and the only thing that's still alive is the body?

在D阶段人已死亡只有肉体存活时,摘除器官是否不道德？

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And at the end of the process, by Bn, the body's dead.

在这个过程的最后,也就是Bn,身体死亡了

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