Doris May Lessing, CH (née Tayler; 22 October 1919 – 17 November 2013) was a British novelist, poet, playwright, librettist, biographer and short story writer. Her novels include The Grass Is Singing (1950), the sequence of five novels collectively called Children of Violence (1952–69), The Golden Notebook (1962), The Good Terrorist (1985), and five novels collectively known as Canopus in Argos: Archives (1979–1983).
Lessing was awarded the 2007 Nobel Prize in Literature. In awarding the prize, the Swedish Academy described her as "that epicist of the female experience, who with scepticism, fire and visionary power has subjected a divided civilisation to scrutiny".[2] Lessing was the eleventh woman and the oldest person ever to receive the Nobel Prize in Literature.[3][4][5]
In 2001, Lessing was awarded the David Cohen Prize for a lifetime's achievement in British literature. In 2008, The Times ranked her fifth on a list of "The 50 greatest British writers since 1945".[6]
Much to its author's chagrin, The Golden Notebook instantly became a staple of the feminist movement when it was published in 1962. Doris Lessing's novel deconstructs the life of Anna Wulf, a sometime-Communist and a deeply leftist writer living in postwar London with her small daughter. Anna is battling writer's block, and, it often seems, the damaging chaos of life itself. The elements that made the book remarkable when it first appeared--extremely candid sexual and psychological descriptions of its characters and a fractured, postmodern structure--are no longer shocking. Nevertheless, The Golden Notebook has retained a great deal of power, chiefly due to its often brutal honesty and the sheer variation and sweep of its prose.
This largely autobiographical work comprises Anna's four notebooks: "a black notebook which is to do with Anna Wulf the writer; a red notebook concerned with politics; a yellow notebook, in which I make stories out of my experience; and a blue notebook which tries to be a diary." In a brilliant act of verisimilitude, Lessing alternates between these notebooks instead of presenting each one whole, also weaving in a novel called Free Women, which views Anna's life from the omniscient narrator's point of view. As the novel draws to a close, Anna, in the midst of a breakdown, abandons her dependence on compartmentalization and writes the single golden notebook of the title.
看多丽丝·莱辛的书第一本是《野草在歌唱》,觉不出什么。第二本是《金色笔记》,先借给老爸看,老爸说:“开头还行,越往后越看不下去,真不知道她到底要说什么。”老爸没有看完,倒让我觉得也许有戏。因为老爸是那种专门买了全套“茅盾文学奖获奖作品”的人,自然跟我的趣味...
评分在七七家看到《金色笔记》,读了100页,也就是开头的“自由女性”部份,觉得格局气象不同寻常,就和阿毛一起,去她们楼下铁驴书店,用七七享有的折扣价买了来看。这下可以随心所欲在书上做记录了。 700页,我也差不多看了一星期。有豆瓣评论翻译够不上原作生活...
评分多丽丝莱辛的诺贝尔文学奖获奖之作。据说多丽丝莱辛于2007年获诺奖时,颇令世人感到意外。 是一部以结构取胜的书。以作者想要表达的多重命题来说,这种结构是必要的,也是巧妙的。(巧的是,阅过的上一本胡里奥科塔萨尔的《跳房子》也是结构独特。)这种结构上的创新为小说的...
评分在七七家看到《金色笔记》,读了100页,也就是开头的“自由女性”部份,觉得格局气象不同寻常,就和阿毛一起,去她们楼下铁驴书店,用七七享有的折扣价买了来看。这下可以随心所欲在书上做记录了。 700页,我也差不多看了一星期。有豆瓣评论翻译够不上原作生活...
评分《金色笔记》有太多值得阅读的理由:意识形态,党派斗争,女性,爱情,性,两性战争,英国,非洲,殖民地,种族,精神崩溃,精神分析,艺术……当然还有最重要的:文学。 2000年译林出版社推出的由陈才宇和刘新民两位老师翻译的《金色笔记》,是国内第一个获得正式授权的译本,...
其中的女权概念只是片面,更突出的主题是什么我还没总结出来,可能是悲观的东西
评分@盈,灣灣另外一件值得帶回去的“伴手禮”:外文書。母語跟外語的水平差距很大啊少年要繼續加油!
评分直指人心,尽管过去这么多年,那些关于政治理想,女性自由和碎片化社会精神的文字却仍然如刀锋般犀利...
评分老实说,又臭又长…网上看下quote基本就能达到理解作者思想的目的。
评分…………姜老师的喜好 真的不好评价…T_T 想当年我还很想读一读这本书 幸好没有!!
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