After the Quake

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Haruki Murakami was born in Kyoto in 1949.He met his wife,Yoko,at university and they openet a jazz club in Tokyo called Peter Cat.The massive success of his novel Norwegian Wood(1987)made him a ntional celebrity.He fled Japan and did not return until1995.His other books include Dance Dance Dance,Hare-boiled Wonderland and the End of the World,A Wild Sheep Cbase,The Wind-up Bird Chronicle,Underground,his first work of non-fiction,Sputnik Sweetheart,and Soutb of the Border,West of thd Sputnik Sweetheart,and soutb of the work of F.Scott Sun.He has translated into Japanese the work of F.Scott Fitzgerald,Truman Cppote,John Irving and Raymond Carver.

Jay Rubin is a professor of Japanese literature at Harvartn University.He is the author of Haruki Murakami and the Music of Words and he has also translated Murakami's Norwegian Wood and The Wind-up Bird Cbronicle.

出版者:Vintage
作者:Haruki Murakami
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页数:144
译者:Jay Rubin
出版时间:2003-9-1
价格:USD 15.50
装帧:Paperback
isbn号码:9780099448563
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The economy was booming. People had more money than they knew what to do with. And then the earthquake struck. For the characters in After the Quake, the Kobe earthquake is an echo from a past they buried long ago. Satsuki has spent thirty years hating one man: a lover who destroyed her chances of having children. Did her desire for revenge cause the earthquake? Junpei's estranged parents live in Kobe. Should he contact them? Miyake left his family in Kobe to make midnight bonfires on a beach hundreds of miles away. Fourteen-year-old Sala has nightmares that the Earthquake Man is trying to stuff her inside a little box. Katagiri returns home to find a giant frog in his apartment on a mission to save Tokyo from a massive burrowing worm. 'When he gets angry, he causes earthquakes,' says Frog. 'And right now he is very, very angry.'This new collection of stories, from one of the world's greatest living writers, dissects the violence beneath the surface of modern Japan. (20021018)

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村上的文字永远镌刻在他生活的年代,也是我们生活的最美好的年代,众短篇小说短小精悍,主题不断递进,有意犹未尽,有酣畅淋漓,有英雄主义,也有唯美主义,村上的文字离我这样的年轻人如此之近,是因为他关注年轻人,关注自己生活的年代,他是一个畅销的作家,但也是一个让年...

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很喜欢这个名字 关于熊 关于蜂蜜 还有他在<挪威的森林>里说的象喜欢春天的熊一样喜欢你的话  

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村上的文字永远镌刻在他生活的年代,也是我们生活的最美好的年代,众短篇小说短小精悍,主题不断递进,有意犹未尽,有酣畅淋漓,有英雄主义,也有唯美主义,村上的文字离我这样的年轻人如此之近,是因为他关注年轻人,关注自己生活的年代,他是一个畅销的作家,但也是一个让年...

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这是一本很“神性能量注入”的书。在突发灾难面前,人类会发酵转变,我怀疑村上先生也被震撼得进入了作家普通会进入的“迷梦式通灵”状态,以至于写下了这本书。 大脑的思智哲学也是有作用的,村上自己坦言自己怀着一种情感性,跨出了里程碑后的第一步。 但其实日本作家更容易...  

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事隔五年以后,我们将如何描述一场自然的灾害给人们带来的影响呢? 是煽情的报告文学,还是数据详尽的客观分析"如何提高地震预测率",还是 死亡家属访谈. 没有,都没有,从一个个奇特的短篇题目几乎判断不出来这本小说是关于阪神大地震.但是,那些伤痛,那些身处其中的人的伤痛,那些...  

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由日文译为英文,再由文字转为朗读,再由朗读者的声音信号映射成我脑海中的形象,我没有立场说我读懂了村上想要表达的。但还是挺喜欢,一场地震,不仅仅影响了直接受难的人们,也间接影响了主动或被动关注它的人们,继而又影响了与这些人相关的人们……正如地震四散的震波,如涟漪一般,一波一波铺展袭来,久久不能平息。

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Great book!

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虽然写的故事不算幸福,但是整体给人感觉却很温暖。其实还是很上进的。

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真的是就怕货比货,同时在读科塔萨尔,都是爵士爱好者,差距咋就这么大呢,当然这本即使比村上自己的《盲女睡柳》那个集子也是差了一大截 太多刻意经营的成分 不过有几篇的中心意象还是不错的,比如摇铃做爱(躲熊),海边燃起的篝火,月下起舞,梦见可以祛除心魔的蛇,最后两篇别人说好,我反而无感

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All god's children can dance.

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