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施明德先生入獄五十週年紀念作品。主要區分兩個部分，「遺囑」（Political Will）為施明德先生在1980年因美麗島事件被逮捕，在軍事審判，面臨死的刑威脅時，所進行之「最後陳述」之內容；「常識」則為施明德先生在2011年8月出版之《常識》中文版之英文譯文。
nd vanquishing the Communists” (反攻大陸, 消滅共匪). The Chiang government told us that Mao Zedong (毛澤東), a man it characterized as being the very embodiment of evil, had “enslaved” the Chinese populace, and was threatening to unleash a massacre on Taiwanese soil, to “liberate Taiwan” and make the Taiwanese become part of the People’s Republic of China (PRC).
In the mid-20th century Taiwanese people went from being Japanese to Chinese, and found themselves embroiled in the middle of a fight between two Chinas.
Towards the end of the 1970s the burgeoning democracy movement in Taiwan started to gain traction. Taiwanese people were becoming aware of the fact that perhaps identifying themselves as Taiwanese was just as meaningful as regarding themselves as belonging to either the PRC or the ROC. A conflict was beginning to arise between the concepts of what was Taiwanese, and what was Chinese, both in Taiwanese society and in the hearts and minds of its individuals. It is a conflict that has not gone away. With the transfer of power to a different political party, electoral manipulations and guerrilla warfare between the “green” and “blue” parties have made the terms “Chinese” and “Taiwanese” loaded, potent weapons, and accusations of “selling out Taiwan” have become a terrible dagger that cuts deep to the heart of the accused.
I myself have been arrested on two occasions. The first was in 1962, the second in 1980. The crime, on both occasions, was treason for pushing for Taiwanese independence, and for this I spent over 25 years in prison. In 2006, then-president Chen Shui-bian (陳水扁) and members of his family had allowed themselves to get involved in corrupt deals, and I organized the “Million Voices Against Corruption, President Chen Must Go” movement. The governing Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and sections of the press came out to protect Chen, and inexplicably accused me of that heinous crime I spoke of above: “selling out Taiwan.” For them, the DPP was Taiwan, and to “love” Chen was to love Taiwan. As I saw it, putting party interests first in this way was not good for the country.
Judgments on one’s patriotism, of whether one “loved” Taiwan or was selling the country down the river, became powerful tools in the hands of the competing political parties, blue versus green, in their fight against each other. The Taiwanese people had lost their political spirit, had lost any sense of direction or goal as they entered the 21st century. The presidential election descended into a scrap that centered almost entirely on the issue of patriotism. Nothing else was considered important.
Three years ago, my daughter, Hsiao Pan (小板), 10 years old and in the fourth grade of elementary school, came up to me with her younger sister Chia-chia (笳笳).
They said to me, “Dad, aren’t we Taiwanese? Why does our teacher say we are Chinese?” My wife Chia-chun (嘉君) had been suggesting that we have the children educated at home. When the girls asked me this, I decided it was time to agree to her idea. We took the girls out of school and started teaching them at home. We did not want them getting caught up in, and confused by, the pointless blue/green, unification/independence tug of war.
It was also this incident that made me want to write a book so that I could explain to them the story of our country’s independence. I have already said, and written, too much on this subject, and have presented my ideas too academically and at too great a length. The thing is, how best to tell children about our country? I think we answer them in the same way we do when they ask questions about how they came into this world: with the utmost sincerity and frankness! After all, how can we hope to dispel prejudice if we gloss over the truth? So, this book is going to be a little different.
As I write this, my thoughts turn to my father, Shih Kuo-tsui (施闊嘴, 1886－1953), who, in his lifetime, was a slave of the Qing Dynasty, a subject of the Japanese Empire, a Chinese and a Taiwanese. His whole life, like so many other people in this country, he was never quite exactly sure which country he belonged to. I sincerely hope that in 20 years’ time, 30 years’ time, 50 years’ time, when I am no longer around and my children’s children have grown up, they will be able to live in peace together with their loved ones, and no longer have to worry about which country they come from. I believe that only when we have thrown off the shackles of doubt over which country we should identify with shall we be truly free as a people.
Finally, I’d like to say something about why I chose to call this book Common Sense. This is a question that friends who knew I was writing a book have asked me, most of whom thought it had something to do with a pamphlet of the same name published in 1776 by Thomas Paine, a publication that profoundly influenced the American independence movement.
I just smile and put my hands up. There was never really any intent to copy him. I was just thinking that knowing which country one belonged to should be quite a simple thing for someone living in the modern world, and that was what I meant by “common sense.” The fact is, however, that people in Taiwan are still confused about this issue, and it is discussed back and forth endlessly. It later occurred to me that there were certainly some similarities between my book and his.
Thomas Paine’s Common Sense was written at a time when America was still a colony of the British Empire, before American independence. He was trying to encourage Americans to stand up and fight for independence so, even though there was much sense to what he was saying, it was written with very stirring language, attempting to stimulate his compatriots into action, to claim their liberty and independence.
This book, my Common Sense, was written at a time when the country I am living in has already been independent for many years, and yet my own compatriots are continuously asking themselves the rather curious questions of whether their country is independent or not, and to which country they actually belong. All I can do is relate a story, tell people something they should already know through their own common sense. I need to let the 23 million people who live in Taiwan know that they can get together, know who they are and step forward to meet the challenges of the 21st century. We cannot linger in the past and stay with the preoccupations and enmities of the 20th century. Hatred, hostility, enmity – these are shackles.
Please believe me when I say that forgiveness is a wonderful thing and can bring an end to suffering.
作者簡介
施明德
日本名：Aki-Nori
1941年1月15日
生於日本殖民地高雄州鹽埕埔
魔羯座 AB型
政治良心犯
三次入獄 總共坐牢25年半
第一次坐牢 1962/06/16 – 1977/06/16
第二次坐牢 1980/01/08 – 1990/05/21
第三次坐牢 1997/04/01 – 1997/05/11
蔣介石 關了他4679天
嚴家淦 關了他802天
蔣經國 關了他2927天
李登輝 關了他898天
絕食4年又7個月
被強行實施鼻胃管插管灌食共達3040次
兩次擔任「總指揮」
1979年12月10日美麗島事件總指揮
2006年百萬人民反貪倒扁．紅衫軍總指揮
1984年和2007年 兩度被提名諾貝爾和平獎
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看了本非常有意思的書POLITICAL WILL．COMMON SENSE﹐剛出版的時候我就已經在看了
好看的社會科學POLITICAL WILL．COMMON SENSE全書的內容大意
看完有一種說不出的感動，真的不錯，內容精彩，內容的每一個細節卻都令人驚艷！
POLITICAL WILL．COMMON SENSE是本不錯的社會科學，誠意推薦給大家看喔!
POLITICAL WILL．COMMON SENSE曾在博客來 網路書店造成搶購熱潮。
購買也很便利，很值得納入購物車，不需要特地跑到外面找。
作者： Shih Ming-te(施明德)、Chen Chia-chun(陳嘉君)編
新功能介紹- 出版社：財團法人施明德講座基金會
新功能介紹 - 出版日期：2012/12/29
- 語言：繁體中文
總而言之，它的評價很高，總會覺得彷彿一伸出雙手便能擁抱全世界！
看完心情愉快, 正能量滿滿, 大推! 在網路上很夯，人氣蠻不錯。
最新與最多的社會科學，每日都有特價商品推薦是網路書店購書最佳選擇！
博客來,博客來網路書店,博客來網路書局,博客來書店,博客來網路書店歡迎您
商品訊息功能:
施明德先生入獄五十週年紀念作品。主要區分兩個部分，「遺囑」（Political Will）為施明德先生在1980年因美麗島事件被逮捕，在軍事審判，面臨死的刑威脅時，所進行之「最後陳述」之內容；「常識」則為施明德先生在2011年8月出版之《常識》中文版之英文譯文。
nd vanquishing the Communists” (反攻大陸, 消滅共匪). The Chiang government told us that Mao Zedong (毛澤東), a man it characterized as being the very embodiment of evil, had “enslaved” the Chinese populace, and was threatening to unleash a massacre on Taiwanese soil, to “liberate Taiwan” and make the Taiwanese become part of the People’s Republic of China (PRC).
In the mid-20th century Taiwanese people went from being Japanese to Chinese, and found themselves embroiled in the middle of a fight between two Chinas.
Towards the end of the 1970s the burgeoning democracy movement in Taiwan started to gain traction. Taiwanese people were becoming aware of the fact that perhaps identifying themselves as Taiwanese was just as meaningful as regarding themselves as belonging to either the PRC or the ROC. A conflict was beginning to arise between the concepts of what was Taiwanese, and what was Chinese, both in Taiwanese society and in the hearts and minds of its individuals. It is a conflict that has not gone away. With the transfer of power to a different political party, electoral manipulations and guerrilla warfare between the “green” and “blue” parties have made the terms “Chinese” and “Taiwanese” loaded, potent weapons, and accusations of “selling out Taiwan” have become a terrible dagger that cuts deep to the heart of the accused.
I myself have been arrested on two occasions. The first was in 1962, the second in 1980. The crime, on both occasions, was treason for pushing for Taiwanese independence, and for this I spent over 25 years in prison. In 2006, then-president Chen Shui-bian (陳水扁) and members of his family had allowed themselves to get involved in corrupt deals, and I organized the “Million Voices Against Corruption, President Chen Must Go” movement. The governing Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and sections of the press came out to protect Chen, and inexplicably accused me of that heinous crime I spoke of above: “selling out Taiwan.” For them, the DPP was Taiwan, and to “love” Chen was to love Taiwan. As I saw it, putting party interests first in this way was not good for the country.
Judgments on one’s patriotism, of whether one “loved” Taiwan or was selling the country down the river, became powerful tools in the hands of the competing political parties, blue versus green, in their fight against each other. The Taiwanese people had lost their political spirit, had lost any sense of direction or goal as they entered the 21st century. The presidential election descended into a scrap that centered almost entirely on the issue of patriotism. Nothing else was considered important.
Three years ago, my daughter, Hsiao Pan (小板), 10 years old and in the fourth grade of elementary school, came up to me with her younger sister Chia-chia (笳笳).
They said to me, “Dad, aren’t we Taiwanese? Why does our teacher say we are Chinese?” My wife Chia-chun (嘉君) had been suggesting that we have the children educated at home. When the girls asked me this, I decided it was time to agree to her idea. We took the girls out of school and started teaching them at home. We did not want them getting caught up in, and confused by, the pointless blue/green, unification/independence tug of war.
It was also this incident that made me want to write a book so that I could explain to them the story of our country’s independence. I have already said, and written, too much on this subject, and have presented my ideas too academically and at too great a length. The thing is, how best to tell children about our country? I think we answer them in the same way we do when they ask questions about how they came into this world: with the utmost sincerity and frankness! After all, how can we hope to dispel prejudice if we gloss over the truth? So, this book is going to be a little different.
As I write this, my thoughts turn to my father, Shih Kuo-tsui (施闊嘴, 1886－1953), who, in his lifetime, was a slave of the Qing Dynasty, a subject of the Japanese Empire, a Chinese and a Taiwanese. His whole life, like so many other people in this country, he was never quite exactly sure which country he belonged to. I sincerely hope that in 20 years’ time, 30 years’ time, 50 years’ time, when I am no longer around and my children’s children have grown up, they will be able to live in peace together with their loved ones, and no longer have to worry about which country they come from. I believe that only when we have thrown off the shackles of doubt over which country we should identify with shall we be truly free as a people.
Finally, I’d like to say something about why I chose to call this book Common Sense. This is a question that friends who knew I was writing a book have asked me, most of whom thought it had something to do with a pamphlet of the same name published in 1776 by Thomas Paine, a publication that profoundly influenced the American independence movement.
I just smile and put my hands up. There was never really any intent to copy him. I was just thinking that knowing which country one belonged to should be quite a simple thing for someone living in the modern world, and that was what I meant by “common sense.” The fact is, however, that people in Taiwan are still confused about this issue, and it is discussed back and forth endlessly. It later occurred to me that there were certainly some similarities between my book and his.
Thomas Paine’s Common Sense was written at a time when America was still a colony of the British Empire, before American independence. He was trying to encourage Americans to stand up and fight for independence so, even though there was much sense to what he was saying, it was written with very stirring language, attempting to stimulate his compatriots into action, to claim their liberty and independence.
This book, my Common Sense, was written at a time when the country I am living in has already been independent for many years, and yet my own compatriots are continuously asking themselves the rather curious questions of whether their country is independent or not, and to which country they actually belong. All I can do is relate a story, tell people something they should already know through their own common sense. I need to let the 23 million people who live in Taiwan know that they can get together, know who they are and step forward to meet the challenges of the 21st century. We cannot linger in the past and stay with the preoccupations and enmities of the 20th century. Hatred, hostility, enmity – these are shackles.
Please believe me when I say that forgiveness is a wonderful thing and can bring an end to suffering.
作者簡介
施明德
日本名：Aki-Nori
1941年1月15日
生於日本殖民地高雄州鹽埕埔
魔羯座 AB型
政治良心犯
三次入獄 總共坐牢25年半
第一次坐牢 1962/06/16 – 1977/06/16
第二次坐牢 1980/01/08 – 1990/05/21
第三次坐牢 1997/04/01 – 1997/05/11
蔣介石 關了他4679天
嚴家淦 關了他802天
蔣經國 關了他2927天
李登輝 關了他898天
絕食4年又7個月
被強行實施鼻胃管插管灌食共達3040次
兩次擔任「總指揮」
1979年12月10日美麗島事件總指揮
2006年百萬人民反貪倒扁．紅衫軍總指揮
1984年和2007年 兩度被提名諾貝爾和平獎
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作者： Shih Ming-te(施明德)、Chen Chia-chun(陳嘉君)編
新功能介紹- 出版社：財團法人施明德講座基金會
新功能介紹 - 出版日期：2012/12/29
- 語言：繁體中文
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大學放榜 花蓮高中成績創歷年紀錄
（中央社記者李先鳳花蓮縣6日電）大學考試入學分發今天放榜，花蓮高中共錄取93人，連同繁星計畫、申請入學、各項單獨招生等各多元入學管道，今年應屆畢業生共16人錄取台大、國立大學錄取率45％，均創紀錄。
花蓮高中教務主任李運生表示，花中今年應屆畢業生成績亮眼，台大錄取16人、國立大學錄取64人、錄取率達45％，這也是連續第8年國立大學暨醫藥學系錄取率突破40％。
李運生指出，今年最特別的是有4名學生錄取台大卻放棄，改選心中理想校系，分別為黃崇鑫放棄台大電機系選擇交大電機系、李松融放棄台大資訊工程系選擇交大資訊工程系、吳柏鎔放棄台大工程科學及海洋工程學系選擇清大資訊工程系、黃大謙放棄台大商管系選擇政大傳播系。
他認為這代表教育充分重視學生的自主選擇與適性發展，培養學生獨立思考與自我判斷的能力。1040806
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