Invisible Cities

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出版者:Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
作者:Italo Calvino
出品人:
页数:165
译者:William Weaver
出版时间:1978-5-3
价格:USD 14.00
装帧:Paperback
isbn号码:9780156453806
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图书标签:
  • 卡尔维诺
  • ItaloCalvino
  • 小说
  • 意大利
  • 文学
  • 建筑
  • Literature
  • 散文
  • 科幻
  • 小说
  • 哲学
  • 城市
  • 想象
  • 文学
  • 未来
  • 探索
  • 虚构
  • 思维
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具体描述

Imaginary conversations between Marco Polo and his host, the Chinese ruler Kublai Khan, conjure up cities of magical times. “Of all tasks, describing the contents of a book is the most difficult and in the case of a marvelous invention like Invisible Cities, perfectly irrelevant” (Gore Vidal). Translated by William Weaver. A Helen and Kurt Wolff Book

One of the world's best storytellers, Italo Calvino (Invisible Cities) pinpoints for future generations the universal values for literature. Here are his works, methods, intentions, and hopes.

作者简介

Italo Calvino was a writer and journalist. Italo Calvino is the author of If on a Winter’s Night a Traveller, Numbers in the Dark and Other Stories, Difficult Loves, Marcovaldo: The Seasons in the City, Why Read the Classics?, The Queen’s Necklace, Under the Jaguar Sun, Italian Folktales, The Path to the Spiders’ Nests, The Literature Machine, The Castle of Crossed Destinies, and Our Ancestors.

Calvino was born in Cuba in the year 1923, but was raised in San Remo, Italy, where the inspiration for his various works were born. He received a degree in literature in 1947 from the University of Turin. In the later years, Calvino developed a passion for teaching and films, and travelled widely to fulfill these pursuits. In the year 1985, he died of brain hemorrhage. He won several awards during his lifetime, including the World Fantasy Award, Riccione Prize, Bagutta Prize, Viareggio Prize, Saint-Vincent Prize, International Charles Veillon Prize, and the Legion of Honour.

目录信息

## Chapter 1
Cities & Memory 1
Cities & Memory 2
Cities & Desire 1
Cities & Memory 3
Cities & Desire 2
Cities & Signs 1
Cities & Memory 4
Cities & Desire 3
Cities & Signs 2
Thin Cities 1
## Chapter 2
Cities & Memory 5
Cities & Desire 4
Cities & Signs 3
Thin Cities 2
Trading Cities 1
## Chapter 3
Cities & Desire 5
Cities & Signs 4
Thin Cities 3
Trading Cities 2
Cities & Eyes 1
## Chapter 4
Cities & Signs 5
Thin Cities 4
Trading Cities 3
Cities & Eyes 2
Cities & Names 1
## Chapter 5
Thin Cities 5
Trading Cities 4
Cities & Eyes 3
Cities & Names 2
Cities & the Dead 1
## Chapter 6
Trading Cities 5
Cities & Eyes 4
Cities & Names 3
Cities & the Dead 2
Cities & the Sky 1
## Chapter 7
Cities & Eyes 5
Cities & Names 4
Cities & the Dead 3
Cities & the Sky 2
Continous Cities 1
## Chapter 8
Cities & Names 5
Cities & the Dead 4
Cities & the Sky 3
Continous Cities 2
Hidden Cities 1
## Chapter 9
Cities & the Dead 5
Cities & the Sky 4
Continous Cities 3
Hidden Cities 2
Cities & the Sky 5
Continous Cities 4
Hidden Cities 3
Continous Cities 5
Hidden Cities 4
Hidden Cities 5
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读后感

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因为看梁文道写的《我执》而知道了《看不见的城市》。他在《我执》这本书里几次提到了卡尔维诺,于是买来看,本意是添加“文艺”气质,谁知正如我买的其他纯文学书一样,束之高阁了三年有余,理由是没有一个安静的时间能够读这种纯文学的书。 直到被工作和现实侵蚀了一年,我的...  

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“掌控故事的不是声音,而是耳朵。” ——卡尔维诺 我一直认为,对一件事物的理解,没有任何人会是一样的;当我讲述一个故事时,故事实际已由最初滋生出若干版本,数量取决于听故事的脑袋有多少个。写下这些文字,只是想记录下某时某刻我对《看不见的城市》这本最喜爱的书籍...  

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看不见的风景决定看得见的风景。这是一本需要静下心了好好读的书,尤其需要想象力,跟随着卡尔维诺的笔触睁开你的隐藏之眼,去观看一个个看不见的城市。这也是一本关于细节的书,当然他也不是把所有细节都说的那么清楚,而是你自己要运用他所提供的细节把其他的看不到的风景拼...  

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你永远看不见的城市——读《看不见的城市》 浅灰色橡皮 在这个现代版的一千零一夜里,无疑地,马可波罗就是忽必烈王的山鲁佐德。区别在于,这个山鲁佐德更为全知全能,他不但跳开了他们所在的城市,并且俯瞰他需要讲述的城。 这个令人眼花缭乱的视角,与全书令人眼花缭乱的篇...  

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人若是在路上行走了很长的时间,自然就会期望到达城市。 当我们的空间在不断的腾挪转换,总有一些元素是永恒不变的:旅店、机场、车站、港口……这些元素的代名词就是“驿站”。 曾经有一个男生问我:“half way(虎跳峡里的中途客栈)好玩吗?” 我半晌说不出话来,也许他...  

用户评价

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需要一读再读。画面感十足的作品,世界相互联结又跳脱出去,符号的堆叠。在书里我看到了许多曾经到达过的、未留意的亦或向往着的世界。每个城市都是威尼斯,每个城市也都是伊斯坦布尔、棉花堡、麦加、耶路撒冷、布鲁日、托雷多,在东部也在南部,在云上也在池沼,在沙砾间也藏于暗穴中。而年轻商人马可波罗与一代帝王忽必烈命运般的对弈,竟然有种有种左右手互博的感觉了。

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a new fave

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令人惊奇的、连绵不绝的想象;语言的模糊、变幻以及无穷的可能性

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It would be interesting if this is a photography exhibition, but when reading it, it flows well, yet it disorients me quite a lot. But I guess that's a good thing, getting lost in the cities. My fav part is Marco and Khan's conversations because they touch perspectives of looking at life and everything.

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It is such an astonishing book that it is not even describable, because anything I say will not do it justice. A work of a literary genius!

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