Among the greatest and most moving achievements of contemporary German writing"(Rheinischer Merkur), the four long narratives in W. G. Sebald's The Emigrants appear at first sight to be straightforward biographies of four Germans in exile. But Sebald has wrought something altogether new. Illustrated throughout with enigmatic photographs, it is an astonishingly beautiful book -- "one of the best novels to appear since WWII" (Review of Contemporary Fiction).The Emigrants was chosen three times -- by Susan Sontag, Tariq Ali, and A.S. Byatt -- in the London Times Literary Supplement as the 1996 International Book of the Year. Susan Sontag wrote: "W.G. Sebald's The Emigrants is the most extraordinary, thrilling new book I've read this year...indeed for several years. It is like nothing I've ever read...I know of no book which conveys more about that complex fate, being a European at the end of European civilization. I know of few books written in our time but this is one which attains the sublime".
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In his fiction work The Emigrants, W. G. Sebald traces lives of four German Jewish emigrants. He examines how each of them leaves their native country and what they become in their new lands through the lens of a narrator acquainted with all of them, whose...
评分In his fiction work The Emigrants, W. G. Sebald traces lives of four German Jewish emigrants. He examines how each of them leaves their native country and what they become in their new lands through the lens of a narrator acquainted with all of them, whose...
评分In his fiction work The Emigrants, W. G. Sebald traces lives of four German Jewish emigrants. He examines how each of them leaves their native country and what they become in their new lands through the lens of a narrator acquainted with all of them, whose...
评分In his fiction work The Emigrants, W. G. Sebald traces lives of four German Jewish emigrants. He examines how each of them leaves their native country and what they become in their new lands through the lens of a narrator acquainted with all of them, whose...
评分In his fiction work The Emigrants, W. G. Sebald traces lives of four German Jewish emigrants. He examines how each of them leaves their native country and what they become in their new lands through the lens of a narrator acquainted with all of them, whose...
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Memories keep coming back to haunt us. 非常非常喜欢。
评分love it so much!! 照片图片的使用tricky yet provoking. nabokov的出现更是将不同的人物和故事连成一串，原本是水滴，现在是历史长河中的水滴，每个都有自己独有的故事，而每个都和无数其他人一起书写了一段tragedy and history, they constantly go back, they get tortured by their own history and memory, they are driven by exile.
评分类似欧洲伤痕文学？...难以欣赏
评分a long, dim journey going to (no)where, yet interesting questions raised: is the feeling of tediousness an unproductive one in reading? How do you write what has been overdetermined, the negative space and empty center that is inescapable?
评分是老泽日本小说中最好读的一本，故事也是最好看的一本。也是这本小说奠定了老泽在当代欧美文坛的地位，不过评论界刻意强调大屠杀引导很多一般读者忽略了其他的美感，可惜了。老泽的叙述一直都是相当克制的，但是浓浓的忧郁感真的是要命啊。
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