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Um and secondly we will hear from Nancy Sherman
我们第二位演讲者是南希.谢尔曼
who's a Professor of Philosophy at Georgetown University who will be talking about stoic equanimity in the face of torture
她是乔治城大学的哲学教授 她今晚要做的报告是关于 在酷刑面前的禁欲式平静
the er title of the panel is Psychology and Torture,
我们这个研讨小组的名字是心理学与酷刑
er, my er my job as moderator unfortunately includes a rather coercive element which is um that since we do have such a um, a rich um agenda today,
我担任主持人 很不幸的是 我的工作有些强制的因素 因为我们今天的议程很紧张
um, I'm, I have asked the panellists to speak only for half an hour each so that after each panel, um, presentation we have ten minutes for um,
所以我已经要求每位组员只能发言 半个小时 在每次演讲结束后 我们会有10分钟的问答交流环节
interchange and I'm going to try to be strict about that, um, and with that I will turn the floor over to Bill Gorman.
我也会有严格的时间要求 这些都明确了之后 那下面有请比尔.格曼上台发言
Thank you.
谢谢
Um, I'm very happy to be here, honoured to be er, included in this er, the topic that I suggested is therapeutic challenges,
我非常高兴来到这里 很荣幸能够参加这次会议 我要讲的题目是关于治疗上的挑战
working with victims of torture from a therapeutic point of view, er the challenge also will be to try to er,
是从治疗的角度来看 和酷刑受害者的共同合作 另一个挑战就是要尽力
work within half an hour's time um, I'll try to um, in my comments, provide kind of a human face to some of these issues that er,
在半个小时之内做完演讲 用我自己的话说 我会尽量 为一些在我看来 从心理学角度看
from a psychology point of view, I found most compelling.
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