J. M. 库切 (1940- )
2003年诺贝尔文学奖获得者,著名作家和学者。生于南非开普敦,先后在南非和美国接受教育。库切学识渊博,在文学、哲学、社会学、伦理学和宗教方面造诣颇深,是一位学者型作家。几乎囊括所有文学大奖,两次获得布克奖,是英语文学中获奖最多的作家。1980年小说《等待野蛮人》一出版,即为库切赢得了国际声誉,英国企鹅出版社将此书列入“20世纪经典”系列。库切是一个有道德原则的怀疑论者,从根子上抓住了文明的痼疾。
A rich, funny, and deeply affecting autobiographical new novel from one of the world's greatest living writers.
A young English biographer is working on a book about the late writer, John Coetzee. He plans to focus on a period in the seventies when, the biographer senses, Coetzee was 'finding his feet as a writer'. He embarks on a series of interviews with people who were important to Coetzee -- a married woman with whom he had an affair, his favourite cousin Margot, a Brazilian dancer whose daughter had English lessons with him, former friends and colleagues. Thus emerges a portrait of the young Coetzee as an awkward, bookish individual, regarded as an outsider within the family. His insistence on doing manual work, his long hair and beard, and rumours that he writes poetry evoke nothing but suspicion in the South Africa of the time.
那多以前写随笔的时候,就曾经虚构过这样一个传记作家,不过到底他所描述的依然是另一个虚拟的冰岛作家,从爱好到作品,全部是信手的。但是这本夏日归根到底还是没死的库切自己写的,一个绕了大圈子搁在一个文学院里教“叙事学”的教授眼里,侧面体现出库切怀疑主义越来越...
评分我想,我会问:为什么我们讨论《夏日》的时候,不多说说茱莉亚?不多说说马丁?为什么不多说说那些跳出来赞赏或者指责约翰的人们? 库切打开的是约翰,他只能面对约翰,库切不能把库切打开。库切是闷骚的,而约翰是工科文艺猥琐男。 可以唤起更多关于“后殖民”的、“南非隔...
评分《夏日》 这本书可以有这样一个副标题——J.M库切的画像。与道连•格雷的相同之处在于,这表面上的人物形象呈现,实质上是时间本身(由书名可知),充满了侧面和层次。 《夏日》是库切借由他人之口给自己写的一个自传,时间跨度是在他正式成为小说家的...
评分作家作为圣哲的时代——是的,那种时代已经过去了。 那么,将来谁会来费神读你写的书呢?收藏者。少数爱好者。“你打算这样消耗自己的生命:坐在书桌前制作某种也许被人出于好奇二保留也许还没人会保留的东西?” 他耸耸肩,“你有更好的建议?” 没有谁有更好的建议。是的...
评分在看完了青春,才来追夏日的,想继续领略作者笔下主人公内心的风暴,结果呢,由开始的激动,因为能找到这本书的电子版,确实费了一会功夫,也很期待得到内心的充实,慢慢的看的越来越压抑,我不知道主人公是在干什么了,他为什么这样的活着,中性,去性,无性,我真不懂有什么...
It wasn't that he couldn't argue ; but he ran his life according to principles, whereas I was a pragmatist. Pragmatism always beats principles, that's always the way things are. The universe moves; principles are always a step behind. Pragmatism are stuff comedy. Comedy is what you get when principles bump into reality.
评分It wasn't that he couldn't argue ; but he ran his life according to principles, whereas I was a pragmatist. Pragmatism always beats principles, that's always the way things are. The universe moves; principles are always a step behind. Pragmatism are stuff comedy. Comedy is what you get when principles bump into reality.
评分It wasn't that he couldn't argue ; but he ran his life according to principles, whereas I was a pragmatist. Pragmatism always beats principles, that's always the way things are. The universe moves; principles are always a step behind. Pragmatism are stuff comedy. Comedy is what you get when principles bump into reality.
评分It wasn't that he couldn't argue ; but he ran his life according to principles, whereas I was a pragmatist. Pragmatism always beats principles, that's always the way things are. The universe moves; principles are always a step behind. Pragmatism are stuff comedy. Comedy is what you get when principles bump into reality.
评分It wasn't that he couldn't argue ; but he ran his life according to principles, whereas I was a pragmatist. Pragmatism always beats principles, that's always the way things are. The universe moves; principles are always a step behind. Pragmatism are stuff comedy. Comedy is what you get when principles bump into reality.
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