Gilgamesh

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出版者:Free Press
作者:Stephen Mitchell
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页数:290
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出版时间:2004-09-28
价格:USD 24.00
装帧:Hardcover
isbn号码:9780743261647
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  • 史诗 
  • 宗教+神话+经典 
  • 神话 
  • Classics 
  • 英文版 
  • 文学 
  • 诗歌 
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Gilgamesh is considered one of the masterpieces of world literature, and although previously there have been competent scholarly translations of it, until now there has not been a version that is a superlative literary text in its own right. Acclaimed translator Stephen Mitchell's lithe, muscular rendering allows us to enter an ancient masterpiece as if for the first time, to see how startlingly beautiful, intelligent, and alive it is. His insightful introduction provides a historical, spiritual, and cultural context for this ancient epic, showing that Gilgamesh is more potent and fascinating than ever.

Gilgamesh dates from as early as 1700 BCE -- a thousand years before the Iliad. Lost for almost two millennia, the eleven clay tablets on which the epic was inscribed were discovered in 1853 in the ruins of Nineveh, and the text was not deciphered and fully translated until the end of the century. When the great poet Rainer Maria Rilke first read Gilgamesh in 1916, he was awestruck. "Gilgamesh is stupendous," he wrote. "I consider it to be among the greatest things that can happen to a person."

The epic is the story of literature's first hero -- the king of Uruk in what is present-day Iraq -- and his journey of self-discovery. Along the way, Gilgamesh discovers that friendship can bring peace to a whole city, that a preemptive attack on a monster can have dire consequences, and that wisdom can be found only when the quest for it is abandoned. In giving voice to grief and the fear of death -- perhaps more powerfully than any book written after it -- in portraying love and vulnerability and the ego's hopeless striving for immortality, the epic has become a personal testimony for millions of readers in dozens of languages.

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世界古老的英雄王---吉尔伽美什,高傲并且残暴,为使他变的谦卑恭顺,诸神造了恩奇度。 一个陪衬的角色终难逃死亡的命运,但正是他的死让吉尔伽美什开始考虑生命、死亡的意义。虽然最后他失去了能让他永生的植物,但从中显示了苏美尔人对生命的看法:生命终于虚无,即使它看起...  

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这个结局真棒。

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跨越千年历史大气格局的——BL小说。这版本腐得我作为基佬都脸红了好嘛。Gilgamesh如果都不爱Enkidu了,你他妈告诉我什么叫做爱!——Ishtar简直被黑出水了。

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因为Fate,对吉尔伽美什的兴趣爆棚了,在kindle上花了七十多买了这本书,看完感叹,这真的是人类有史以来最早的BL小说啊,俩基友不管走到哪儿还要手拉手233 从剧情本身来说,太震撼了。这不是神话,也不完全是史诗,这是人性爆棚的人话。吉尔伽美什心路成长历程细腻合理,书中随处是人生哲学,关于名誉,关于性爱,关于死亡。

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“标准版”英译本,译者的介绍写得很好看。

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hmm可惜没在教授讲前两章的时候换到课,故事挺有意思,用了一整晚看完。gilgamesh死的时候,能切身体会到enkidu的难过,这应该不能称之为兄弟情了

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