这是出自一位80后评论人的、富于个性的评论集,同时,也是一本好看的艺术随笔。书中收录的评论,涉及北京近年主要的那些话剧和音乐会。翻开它,我们首先感到的是:在现场。作者以诗人和小说家的笔触,将读者带入你曾身处或未曾身处的艺术现场,而作者仿佛描摹的背后铺设了一条文本细读的逻辑线,最终引向精神性的发现。作者坚持“我”的现身、充盈个人色彩的写作,认为评论者是在同创作者的竞争中得到对作品的阐释。因此作者评论演出,又不止于演出、技术层面,意图每篇文章实际上在谈一个问题。这些问题是戏剧的基本问题、艺术问题、创作问题、世界观问题以及现实问题的隐喻,而它们似乎又都指向作者自身,正是如此作者亟需说出,仿佛在为自我辩护。书名“真享乐,当认真”出自作者所爱的莱比锡格万豪斯音乐厅管弦乐团的座右铭,而这个意思也是作者想通过这本书传达的。
艺术的最高境界是诗性。张杭写诗,拿给我读过。他无论评戏还是聊音乐,都能捕捉到艺术共通的诗性灵魂。
——童道明(著名戏剧评论家、翻译家、剧作家)
这是一本不被权力和金钱左右的说真话的书。
如果你知道我们所处的是一个缺乏真诚和真相的时代,如果你知道我们这个时代的剧坛的最大特征就是虚假,你就知道这本评论集的价值所在了。
——吕效平(南京大学文学院副院长、博士生导师)
张杭的艺术评论嗅觉灵敏,把脉精准。在急切而率真的少年语调下,潜行着他深入腠理的哲性洞察和澄澈无碍的诗性感受力。这使他不但成为“80后”写作者的异数,而且更像是平面碎片化时代的叛徒——他对精神深度与完整性的出色表述,竟不是出于某种刻意的追寻,而是来自他的本能和天性。虽然我与张杭相识有年,但每读他的文章和剧作,都会为他炫目的才智而击节赞叹,惊讶不已。这真是难得的体验。
——李静(评论家、剧作家、“华语文学传媒大奖•年度文学评论家”获奖者、《北京日报》“热风”版责编)
我编辑过张杭的稿子。他那么年轻,就拥有大块的、具有高度原发性的思维。但又不是那种老灵魂,先天就很有经验很懂事故的样子。恰恰相反,张杭在经验面前,清澈得像个手足无措的孩子。
——刘春(资深媒体评论人、作家、《北京青年报》编辑)
张杭,北京人,1985年生。毕业于南京大学中文系,供职于中国文联。诗人、剧评人。艺术评论发表于《北京日报》、《北京青年报》、《人民日报》、《文艺报》、《上海戏剧》、《国家大剧院》、《国话研究》等报刊。另作戏剧二种,短篇小说十余万字。
从《真享乐,当认真》中,是读得出张杭的语调的,他既着急又耐烦。 为音乐厅里频频拉得太快、拉得太炫着急,为戏剧场里对间离手法的误解、误用甚至完全南辕北辙着急,同时也在着急地问,国内的室内乐演出为什么没人做,放弃了精神性的戏剧如何在舞台上立得住?太多矫饰的...
评分《真享乐 当认真》后记 张杭 书名出自德国莱比锡格万豪斯音乐厅管弦乐团的座右铭。百度上看到这个翻译“真享乐,当认真”,我深以为然,姑且用之。乐评人柯辉在一篇文章中译作“真正的喜悦是件严肃的事”,是一种解说式的翻译。 有一种论调:每天上班那么累、那么烦,就想娱...
评分从《真享乐,当认真》中,是读得出张杭的语调的,他既着急又耐烦。 为音乐厅里频频拉得太快、拉得太炫着急,为戏剧场里对间离手法的误解、误用甚至完全南辕北辙着急,同时也在着急地问,国内的室内乐演出为什么没人做,放弃了精神性的戏剧如何在舞台上立得住?太多矫饰的...
评分从《真享乐,当认真》中,是读得出张杭的语调的,他既着急又耐烦。 为音乐厅里频频拉得太快、拉得太炫着急,为戏剧场里对间离手法的误解、误用甚至完全南辕北辙着急,同时也在着急地问,国内的室内乐演出为什么没人做,放弃了精神性的戏剧如何在舞台上立得住?太多矫饰的...
评分从《真享乐,当认真》中,是读得出张杭的语调的,他既着急又耐烦。 为音乐厅里频频拉得太快、拉得太炫着急,为戏剧场里对间离手法的误解、误用甚至完全南辕北辙着急,同时也在着急地问,国内的室内乐演出为什么没人做,放弃了精神性的戏剧如何在舞台上立得住?太多矫饰的...
When I saw the title 《真享乐 当认真》, it immediately struck me as a title that speaks to a deeper, more nuanced understanding of happiness. In a culture that often promotes a superficial, almost passive, form of enjoyment, the juxtaposition of “true enjoyment” with “being serious” is intriguing. It suggests that perhaps the key to unlocking genuine pleasure lies not in avoiding effort or difficulty, but in engaging with life’s experiences with a deliberate and dedicated mindset. I'm imagining that the book will explore the idea that true happiness is an active pursuit, something that requires intention, focus, and a willingness to invest oneself fully. It might challenge the conventional wisdom that pleasure is solely about relaxation and escapism, proposing instead that a serious commitment to personal growth, meaningful relationships, or creative endeavors can lead to a far more profound and lasting sense of joy. I'm hoping for insights that can guide me in differentiating between fleeting satisfactions and enduring contentment, and perhaps offer practical ways to cultivate a more serious and therefore more authentic approach to enjoying life. The title itself feels like a call to arms for a more mindful and engaged existence, one where enjoyment is earned and deeply felt, rather than passively consumed.
评分The title, 《真享乐 当认真》, immediately sparked a contemplation within me. It’s a statement that seems to cut through the noise of modern life, challenging the prevailing notion that enjoyment is always about ease and effortless pleasure. My immediate thought is that this book might be advocating for a more deliberate, perhaps even disciplined, approach to experiencing joy. In a world saturated with quick fixes and instant gratifications, the idea of approaching “enjoyment” with “seriousness” feels like a profound reorientation. I’m envisioning the book delving into the philosophical underpinnings of happiness, exploring how a conscious and dedicated engagement with life’s experiences can lead to a more meaningful and lasting sense of contentment. Could it be that true enjoyment is not something we passively stumble upon, but rather something we actively cultivate through focused attention and genuine effort? I’m curious to see if the author proposes practical strategies for fostering this serious pursuit of pleasure, perhaps by encouraging deep listening, dedicated learning, or mindful appreciation of even the simplest of moments. The title suggests a wisdom that acknowledges that true fulfillment often lies not in the absence of effort, but in the purposeful application of it. It’s a concept that resonates with me, as I often feel that the most rewarding experiences in my life have been those where I’ve invested significant time and energy.
评分《真享乐 当认真》这本书的名字,让我思考了很久。在当下这个充斥着各种“快餐式”快乐的时代,我们似乎习惯了即时满足,而忽略了那些需要耐心和沉淀的真正享受。这本书的书名,就像一个反向的提问,提醒我要认真地思考,“享乐”的真正含义究竟是什么?是不是我们为了追求所谓的“享乐”,反而失去了真正快乐的能力?我猜测,书中可能会探讨,那些看似“辛苦”或“枯燥”的过程,其实蕴含着最深层的快乐。比如,一个匠人对手艺的精益求精,一个科学家对未知领域的探索,一个艺术家对作品的反复打磨,他们都在用“认真”的态度,享受着创造和进步带来的喜悦。这本书会不会引导我去审视自己的生活,去发现那些被我忽略的、需要我“认真”去对待的、能带来持久快乐的事物?我期待它能帮助我摆脱浮躁,找到一种更脚踏实地、更深入的快乐体验。它不是教我如何去“消费”快乐,而是教我如何去“创造”和“感受”快乐。
评分《真享乐 当认真》这本书的书名,让我产生了强烈的共鸣。我一直觉得,我们对“享乐”的理解,很大程度上受到了外界的定义和影响。我们被教育要去追求那些被认为是“美好”的事物,比如名车、豪宅、昂贵的旅行,但很少有人停下来思考,这些真的能带来持久的快乐吗?这本书的名字,就像一个温和的提醒,告诉我们要认真地审视自己对享乐的渴望。我猜测,书中可能会探讨“享乐”的真正含义,它可能不是一种被动接受的体验,而是一种积极主动的参与。也许,那些我们认为“辛苦”的事情,比如学习一门新技能,投入到一项有意义的事业中,或者深入地理解一门艺术,反而能带来更深层次的满足感。我期待这本书能够带给我一些关于如何“认真”地去享受生活的启示。它会不会提出一种新的生活哲学,让我们重新定义“成功”和“幸福”?我希望它能帮助我摆脱那些不必要的攀比和焦虑,找到属于自己的、与众不同的快乐。我特别好奇,书中会不会分享一些具体的案例,展示那些看似平凡,却因为“认真”投入而变得熠熠生辉的生活片段。这是一种从内向外的快乐,一种不受外界干扰的宁静和喜悦。
评分《真享乐 当认真》这本书的书名,让我眼前一亮。在信息爆炸、节奏飞快的现代社会,我们似乎一直在被“享乐”的信息包围,但很多时候,这种“享乐”都显得有些肤浅和短暂。这本书的名字,恰恰触及了我内心深处的某种困惑:真正的快乐,到底是什么?是不是我们过于追求表面的、短暂的感官刺激,而忽略了那些需要时间和耐心去品味的、更深层次的快乐?我猜想,这本书可能会探讨“享乐”的本质,它可能是一种需要我们用心去经营、去投入、去“认真”对待的态度。它会不会告诉我,那些我们认为“枯燥”或“辛苦”的过程,恰恰是通往真正快乐的必经之路?我期待书中能够提供一些方法,帮助我区分什么是真正的“享乐”,什么是被包装的“诱惑”。我希望它能引导我去探索那些被我们忽略的、细微的美好,比如一次深入的阅读,一次有意义的对话,或者一次全身心的投入到某项工作中。这本书的书名,给我一种感觉,它不是在教我们如何“获得”快乐,而是在教我们如何“成为”一个能够享受快乐的人。这种由内而外的转变,才是我真正渴望的。
评分我拿到《真享乐 当认真》这本书的时候,脑海里 immediately popped up a question: Is there a secret code to unlocking genuine happiness, and does it involve a serious commitment to pursuing it? The title itself feels like a paradox, or perhaps a profound truth waiting to be unveiled. In a world that often glorifies instant gratification and fleeting pleasures, this book’s name suggests a more deliberate, perhaps even disciplined, approach to experiencing joy. I’m imagining it delving into the nuances of pleasure, differentiating between the superficial allure of sensory delights and the deeper, more sustainable satisfaction derived from meaningful pursuits. Could it be that true enjoyment isn’t about passively receiving experiences, but actively engaging with them, investing time and effort into understanding and appreciating them? I’m eager to see if the author offers practical strategies for cultivating this serious approach to pleasure, perhaps by encouraging mindfulness, setting personal goals, or fostering a deeper connection with our passions. The idea that "serious" can lead to "enjoyment" is intriguing. It challenges the common perception that enjoyment is solely about relaxation and ease. Perhaps the book will argue that overcoming challenges, dedicating oneself to a craft, or even facing difficult truths can ultimately lead to a more profound sense of fulfillment. I'm hoping for insights that can help me navigate the complexities of modern life and find a path to happiness that is both authentic and enduring, a happiness that isn't dependent on external validation or fleeting circumstances.
评分The title 《真享乐 当认真》 has a certain gravitas that immediately sets it apart from lighter fare. It suggests a depth, a philosophical undercurrent that hints at a more profound exploration of what it means to truly enjoy life. My initial impression is that this book might be arguing that genuine pleasure is not a passive gift, but an active creation, one that requires a serious commitment to understanding and engaging with the world around us. In a society that often prioritizes instant gratification, the idea of approaching enjoyment with a sense of “seriousness” is a refreshing and thought-provoking concept. I’m imagining the author will delve into the psychology of happiness, perhaps dissecting the difference between fleeting sensory pleasures and the enduring satisfaction derived from meaningful pursuits. Could it be that by dedicating ourselves to something – whether it’s a skill, a passion, or even a relationship – we unlock a deeper and more authentic form of enjoyment? I’m eager to see if the book provides practical frameworks for cultivating this serious approach to enjoyment, perhaps by encouraging mindfulness, intentionality, or a deeper appreciation for the process rather than just the outcome. The title itself feels like an invitation to a more robust and fulfilling way of living, one where enjoyment is not just a fleeting sensation, but a deeply integrated aspect of one’s existence.
评分《真享乐 当认真》这个书名,在我看来,是对当下社会的一种深刻洞察。我们似乎被淹没在各种“享乐”的浪潮中,从社交媒体上的瞬间快感,到消费主义的无止境诱惑,但这种“享乐”往往是短暂的,甚至会带来一种空虚感。这本书的名字,就像一个温和的提问,又像一个坚定的指引:真正的快乐,究竟是什么?是不是我们应该用一种更加“认真”的态度去对待它?我猜想,这本书可能会探讨,真正的“享乐”并非是随波逐流,而是一种有意识的选择和投入。它可能是在你全身心投入一项工作时感受到的成就感,是在你深入了解一门学问时获得的满足感,抑或是你在与亲近的人真诚交流时体验到的温暖。这些“享乐”,往往需要付出时间和精力,需要“认真”的对待。我非常期待这本书能够为我揭示,如何摆脱那些虚假的“享乐”定义,找到那些真正能滋养心灵、带来持久幸福感的体验。它会不会提供一些具体的实践方法,让我们学会如何在生活中“认真”地去发现和创造快乐?我希望这本书能成为我人生道路上的一个重要指引,帮助我构建一种更积极、更深入、也更“认真”的快乐人生。
评分刚拿到《真享乐 当认真》这本书,就被这个书名吸引了。如今社会节奏这么快,大家似乎都在追逐各种“享乐”,但又常常感到空虚和疲惫。这本书的书名就像一股清流,点出了一个我一直在思考的问题:真正的快乐,是不是需要我们用一种“认真”的态度去对待?我猜想,书中可能探讨了物质享受与精神满足之间的界限,或许会分享一些关于如何摆脱浮躁,找到内心平静的方法。我非常期待书中能够提供一些具体的、可操作的指南,帮助我在忙碌的生活中,寻找到那种持久而深刻的快乐,而不是短暂的感官刺激。这本书会不会颠覆我过去对“享乐”的认知?它会不会告诉我,那些看似“苦行僧”般的生活方式,反而能带来更深层次的幸福?这些都让我充满好奇。我一直觉得,很多时候我们追求的“快乐”是一种被社会价值导向的幻象,真正的快乐应该是源自内心深处,是发自肺腑的喜悦,而不是被动的接受和模仿。这本书的名字,恰恰暗示了这一点,它提醒我们要审视自己的欲望,辨别什么是真正的享受,什么只是短暂的慰藉。我希望这本书能够引导我去探索那些被我们忽略的、细微的美好,去发现生活中的诗意,即使是在平凡的日子里。它会不会像一位智者,循循善诱地教导我,如何用心去感受,去体验,去领悟,从而获得真正的、内化的快乐。
评分This title, 《真享乐 当认真》, has really piqued my interest. It feels like a gentle but firm nudge, a reminder that perhaps we've been approaching happiness all wrong. In a society that often equates enjoyment with ease and constant amusement, the notion of approaching "enjoyment" with "seriousness" sounds almost counterintuitive, yet incredibly compelling. I'm curious if the book will explore the idea that true pleasure is not simply a passive state, but an active pursuit, requiring intention, focus, and a willingness to engage deeply. Could it be that by approaching our experiences with a more mindful and dedicated attitude, we unlock a richer, more profound sense of satisfaction? I'm imagining chapters that might dissect various forms of enjoyment, from the fleeting pleasures of consumption to the enduring joy found in creative endeavors or meaningful relationships. The title suggests a philosophy that encourages us to look beyond the superficial and to invest ourselves fully in what brings us genuine happiness. Perhaps the book will offer practical advice on how to cultivate this serious approach, whether it's through mindful living, dedicated practice of a hobby, or a conscious effort to appreciate the small, often overlooked, moments of joy in our lives. I'm hoping for insights that can help me move away from a consumerist definition of happiness and towards a more authentic, inwardly derived sense of contentment. The idea that "seriousness" can be the gateway to "true enjoyment" is a fascinating concept that I'm eager to explore.
评分哲性又诗性的评论,具有作品的品质,作者年轻,非常难得。
评分看完了剧评部分,自感是垃圾,哪来的考研勇气啊我……
评分像写诗一样写评论吧
评分像写诗一样写评论吧
评分在读中。相较于电影而言,话剧、音乐会等现场演出,更加需要全神贯注,更加需要敏锐的思维,而一旦付诸文字,又需要有诗性的文字。这本作品集里都有了。
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