若澤•薩拉馬戈(José Saramago):
葡萄牙當代最傑齣的作傢。1922年生於葡萄牙,高中時因傢境貧睏而輟學,先後從事技工、文員、記者、編輯等多種職業。1979年開始投入文學創作。1982年齣版的《修道院紀事》為他贏得國際聲譽。此後齣版《裏斯本之圍》《失明癥漫記》《復明癥漫記》等多部影響深遠的小說。1998 年榮獲諾貝爾文學奬,是葡萄牙迄今唯一一位獲此殊榮的作傢。2010年在西班牙蘭薩羅特島去世。
Winner of the 1998 Nobel Prize for Literature. A city is hit by an epidemic of 'white blindness.' The blindness spreads, sparing no one. Authorities confine the blind to a vacant mental hospital secured by armed guards. Inside, the criminal element among the blind hold the rest captive: food rations are stolen, women are raped. There is one eyewitness to this nightmare who guides seven strangers through the barren streets. The developments within this oddly anonymous group -- the first blind man, the old man with the black eye patch, the girl with dark glasses, the boy with no mother, and the dog of tears -- are as uncanny as the surrounding chaos is harrowing.
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A parable of loss and disorientation, of man's worst appetities and hopeless weaknesses, Blindness is one of the most challenging, thought-provoking, and ultimately exhilarating novels published in any language in recent years.
如果世界上所有的人全部丧失了视力,世界失去了所有的秩序,人们生活在无比肮脏污秽之中,甚至为了食物和水需要拼上性命,这将是个怎样的世界?恐怕我们脑海中对这个世界的第一反应就是“地狱”。而萨拉马戈的«失明症漫记»正向我们描绘了这样一幅世界末日般的恐怖场景。 ...
評分内心的失眠才是最可怕的 这本书的作者是若泽-萨拉马戈,葡萄牙文坛巨匠,1998年诺贝尔文学奖获得者。获奖作品就是我现在刚读完的《盲目》(即《失明症漫记》)。这也是我第一次读萨拉马戈的小说,以前常听人推荐萨拉马戈的《修道院纪事》,但由于他是葡萄牙作家,对葡萄牙一直...
評分 評分1 二〇一〇年六月十九日,葡萄牙新闻社北京分社社长贾东尼先生打来电话,告诉我诺贝尔文学奖得主若泽 ·萨拉马戈于日前逝世。虽然早已知道老作家近年来因病卧床,但这不幸的消息仍然让我震惊:像他这样不屈不挠地与黑暗和丑恶搏斗的人,怎会轻易向死神屈服呢? 我当即发出唁电...
When I was halfway through the book, I couldn’t hold my tears because I was deeply deeply disgusted and horrified by the blind people’s barbarity (or are they just animals?)
评分掩捲,抬頭,DC的天空是一片雪的白色。卻馬上迴過神: 幸好,"the city was still there".
评分What a thrill
评分後期比較無聊
评分When I was halfway through the book, I couldn’t hold my tears because I was deeply deeply disgusted and horrified by the blind people’s barbarity (or are they just animals?)
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