石黑一雄(Kazuo Ishiguro),日裔英国小说家,1954年生于日本长崎。1989年获得“布克奖”,与奈保尔、拉什迪并称“英国文坛移民三雄”。被英国皇室授勋为文学骑士,并获授法国艺术文学骑士勋章。
1989年,石黑一雄获得享有盛誉的“布克奖”。石黑一雄文体以细腻优美著称,几乎每部小说都被提名或得奖,其作品已被翻译成二十八种语言。
虽然拥有日本和英国双重的文化背景,但石黑一雄却是极为少数的、不专以移民或是国族认同作为小说题材的亚裔作家之一。他致力于写出一本对于生活在任何一个文化背景之下的人们,都能够产生意义的小说。于是,石黑一雄的每一本小说几乎都在开创一个新的格局,横跨了欧洲的贵族文化、现代中国、日本,乃至于1990年代晚期的英国生物科技实验,而屡屡给读者带来耳目一新的惊喜。
In his best-known book, THE REMAINS OF THE DAY, Kazuo Ishiguro advances the butler's story, not by giving, but by withholding both information and emotion. This novel is about a woman who lived in Nagasaki after the bomb was dropped. We don't hear the explosion. We don't even hear the names of the dead. And yet it's very clear that something perfectly wretched has gone on. Is still going on. Roe Kendall dramatizes so well that, after a while, I forgot to wonder why an English woman of breeding would be telling the story. Still, this throws one more curtain between the listener and the tragedy. Couldn't they have found somebody Japanese? B.H.C. © AudioFile 2000, Portland, Maine-- Copyright © AudioFile, Portland, Maine
这是我写的第一篇长评。 曾经的我一直觉得这些文学奖没什么了不起。但是后来我读了马尔克斯的书,我才觉得自己很可笑。我是近几日才拜读了石黑一雄的几本书,目前只看完了《小夜曲》、《浮世画家》和《远山淡影》。 《远山淡影》是一本节奏很缓慢的小说,故事情节性也不是很强...
评分 评分A bit too Janpanese-English~ Not bad but not my favourite type
评分a bit creepy especially when you realize that sachiko might just be etsuko herself or there indeed exist such a person but they do share the same experience. i am a bit puzzled. Kazuo Ishiguro was 5 when he moved to Britain. How can he describe these Japanese things so precise like he's been growing up there. this is definitely not a british novel
评分几乎看过石黑所有的小说 这一本是唯一一本看不下去的。
评分太阴郁了
评分前90%情节推进极慢,看得很心急,到底会怎么样?结果最后10%里一句话将整个故事兜底翻,像那个冰棒棍搭起来的结构,一路崩裂回到开头,变成了另外一个故事,这个技巧和《别让我走》《长日将尽》是一脉相承的/对处女作来说,是相当高的起点/代入感非常强,看到Niki赞赏Estuko离开前夫离开日本的决定,很欣慰,想要是日后葱能这样想我会喜极而泣,但是结尾却是一个大悲剧/还有很多谜团未解,脚上的绳子、腹中的孩子、Ogata-San的身份、溺死婴儿的妇人,都没法自圆其说,但这才是文学性的体现吧/看完后很难过,和《别让我走》还不一样,是一种切身的悲伤和困扰
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