Thirty years since its original publication, Ceremony remains one of the most profound and moving works of Native American literature, a novel that is itself a ceremony of healing. Tayo, a World War II veteran of mixed ancestry, returns to the Laguna Pueblo Reservation. He is deeply scarred by his experience as a prisoner of the Japanese and further wounded by the rejection he encounters from his people. Only by immersing himself in the Indian past can he begin to regain the peace that was taken from him. Masterfully written, filled with the somber majesty of Pueblo myth, Ceremony is a work of enduring power.
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寫的挺好的，關於身份認同，戰爭。讀瞭一半劇情忽然猛進，咋突然來瞭個拾荒小男孩和半仙廢品站老頭呢。看到找牛藉宿女人傢的時候看暈瞭，到底是戰爭前找牛還是按照時間綫找牛啊，沒辦法去看瞭一下內容提要原來是後者。哥們兒進行瞭切頭儀式之後還在繼續著自己的療程。果然看瞭簡介之後就不太好好看瞭，後麵都是很快讀完的。看完，裏麵很多理念感覺很高大上，像白人並不是真正的敵人，大傢是一體的攬在一起死之類的。還有愛不變什麼的。其實對於死亡我隻是紙上談兵，畢竟還沒有真實的接觸到。對於那種愛過即使他死瞭也有他的愛守護著你餘生的觀點我可以認同這個邏輯，但現實來臨也不知自己會怎樣應對。我隻是希望自己死的時候不是那麼痛苦，對於自己消失於世界倒是好像沒有那麼害怕。但也不知道自己是紙老虎還是真的比較無所謂。
评分Tayo覺得自己是outsider。那我呢？讓留學生去分析美國少數民族融入的故事是很殘酷的。Suddenly everyone has two names.Tayo不願殺日本兵，因為覺得和他自己長得很像。那我呢？我和日本同學一組討論這本書的時候覺得民族的故事，曆史都壓在身上。中國人和日本人長得更像呢，區區幾十年，我們坐在教室裏一起用英文研究你美國的民族問題呢。我理解不瞭Tayo其實，他的某些痛苦，我也韆倍百倍的經受過。然而諷刺的很，就像一個殘疾人在安慰一個破瞭手指的人。
评分This is one of the books that i hated at first but was drawn to after a while. Absolutely fascinating and also the first Native American literary piece I've ever read. It stands out as a very unique piece of distinctive "Native American" literature.
评分Recover the connection w/ Tayo's homeland..
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