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发表于2024-11-10
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对当代人所理解的民主政治的深刻考问。不可不读。
评分A true master of literature and an amazing masterpiece!
评分对当代人所理解的民主政治的深刻考问。不可不读。
评分A true master of literature and an amazing masterpiece!
评分A true master of literature and an amazing masterpiece!
Jose Saramago was born in Portugal in 1922 and has been a full-time writer since 1979. His oeuvre embraces plays, poetry, short stories, non-fiction and ten novels, which have been translated into more than forty languages and have established him as the most influential Portuguese writer of his generation. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1998.
Despite the heavy rain, the presiding officer at Polling Station 14 finds it odd that by midday on National Election day, only a handful of voters have turned out. Puzzlement swiftly escalates to shock when eventually, after an extension, the final count reveals seventy per cent of the votes are blank - not spoiled, simply blank. National law decrees the election should be repeated eight days later. The result is worse; eighty-three per cent of the votes are blank. The incumbent government receives eight per cent and the opposition even less. The authorities, seized with panic, decamp from the capital and place it under a state of emergency. Who are the insurgents? Why the desire to destabilise the country? The authorities leap from one possibility to the next, but achieve nothing. The lack of hostility exacerbates things, since how can justice be meted out when not a single law has been broken? To all intents and purposes the administration is blind. Similarities to the plague of blindness that struck the city four years ago become apparent. In his new novel, Jose Saramago has deftly created the politician's ultimate nightmare: disillusionment not with one party, but with all, thereby rendering the entire democratic system useless. "Seeing" explores how simply this could be achieved and how devastating the results might be.
葡萄牙作家若泽·萨拉马戈(José Saramago,1922.11.16-2010.6.18),曾凭借《失明症漫记》(又名《盲目》)获得诺贝尔文学奖。如今面世的中译本《复明症漫记》(以下简称《复明症》)被坊间称为前者的姊妹篇。 阅读《复明症》的过程是一个奇特的体验之旅。萨拉马戈惯于使用...
评分《失明症漫记》里,白色失明症吞噬一切,所有人都变成盲人,每个人都失去自理能力。然后借助医生妻子——唯一的正常人——的眼睛,我们看到在社会体系完全崩溃、道德法律失去效力的世界里,人们是如何放松自身的道德约束,变成只会想法设法满足兽欲的牲畜。 所幸在最后一章,阴...
评分——需要就是法律 ——《复明症漫记》是民主制度下的《一九八四》 《一九八四》是专制制度下的《复明症漫记》 这是一部可以带给人思考的的政治寓言。对于白票运动一直举手无措的政府,说着一个又一个谎言来安抚大众,直到那封举报信的出现,让政府似乎找到了替罪羊——四年前...
评分面前摆上《复明症漫记》的原书和译稿的时候,我并没有多想便直接投入了工作。《复明症漫记》是我正式参与到编辑工作的第一部小说,而在这之前,自诩文学爱好者的我甚至也只知道萨拉马戈那部著名的《失明症漫记》以及那场总被类比到现实政治和权力腐败的虚构的瘟疫。 在最初惊...
评分作为《失明症漫记》的姊妹篇,在没有读《复明症漫记》之前,我太过于天真的认为两者会有故事上的延续性。由此导致的困惑也一直困扰了前半程的阅读。事实上,两者真的也只有一些情节上的少许交叉,如果想把这作为单独的两本,也并不是不可做到。 《复明症漫记》明显有着强烈的政...
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