Fabulous is the only adjective that comes close to doing justice to Isadora Duncan (1878-1927). Her awesomely self-assured autobiography depicts a woman who while still in her teens tells an eminent theatrical manager (from whom she desperately needs a job), "I have discovered the art that has been lost for two thousand years.... I bring you the dance." In Duncan's rendering of her life, composers fling themselves at the piano and compose new music for her on the spot. Men pine for her love (the book's sexual frankness, while hardly startling today, was considered quite scandalous in 1927). And the poor mortals who can never understand her need to be free can at least applaud wildly at her concerts. Duncan and her siblings sleep in a bare Parisian attic, then dance barefoot through the Luxembourg Gardens. They travel to Greece to worship "in the Sacred Land of Hellas," where they build their very own temple. Duncan is capable of seeing the humor in her rhapsodic immersion in art, but we don't really want her to be realistic and self-deprecating like ordinary mortals. It's her divine passion, her supreme confidence in her own genius that make My Life such fun to read. --Wendy Smith
伊莎多拉·鄧肯 美國著名舞蹈傢,現代舞蹈的創始人,把解釋性舞蹈提高到創造性藝術地位的先驅之一,在錶現生活藝術的舞颱上,鄧肯以奔放的情愛和強烈的母愛來錶現其獨特的藝術風貌。
全书覆盖了伊莎多拉邓肯前半生的主要经历。 她诞生在美国的大海边,日后她的舞步踏遍了几乎所有重要的欧洲文明之地,并且在这些地方不停的转动。 我总觉得,她前半生的数十次迁徙,那为了她心中无比高尚的爱和自由的追随,如果从地球之外来观察的话,不正像一位神圣的美丽的舞...
評分作者:伊莎多拉•邓肯【美】 出版:国际文化出版公司 时间:2002年8月1日 我从未见过如此“自信”的女子。 相信任何一个男子都将为之拜倒,同样也会因为她的自由而发疯。那是一团炙热的烈火,绚烂至极。让所有经过的飞蛾飞身扑火,而最后,她自己也如烈焰般蒸腾...
評分"呵,高贵的,简洁的,真实的美!代表智慧和理解的女神!你的庙宇,千古良知和诚意的一种楷模,我到您这里追求神秘,已经是太迟了.我被带到您坛前来,只有后悔.我追寻您,不知费了若干的精力.您给予雅典本土人的那种传授,我只能以默想和深思而得的." 邓肯笔下的自己,似乎通灵.若干的现实...
評分昨天读完了伊莎多拉.邓肯的自传《生命之舞》。伊莎多拉.邓肯——当代现代舞先驱,真正的舞蹈大师,太阳的女儿,光芒四射的舞者。没想到她的人生中充满极端的悲苦与狂喜,她的经历与情感甚至爆烈到令人惊骇的程度,但她却为世人带来了那么美的舞蹈,普通人在这样的经历...
A woman's expression of the truth of her being.
评分關於愛和藝術真摯動人的獨白。
评分A fairy, an artist, a woman.
评分喜歡她 奈何薄命
评分這種美纔是我們所真正需要的~~
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