Before becoming the patron of Lost Generation artists, Gertrude Stein established her reputation as an innovative author whose style was closer to painting than literature. Stein’s strong influence on 20th-century literature is evident in this 1915 work of highly original prose rendered in thought-provoking experimental techniques.
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A poetic mimesis not of the ordinary objects but of the perceptual process. Very playful. A series of interior monologues. Words don't arouse our sensations anymore. Words themselves become our sensations or vise versa. The content isn't necessarily important anymore; the meaning is the making process itself.
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评分上節課結束時老師讓每人從這本書中選一段，把它的題目和可以解讀的角度寫在卡片上匿名上交。完全讀不懂的我慌忙找瞭段短的，隨便寫瞭個角度，結果今天被當作範本來討論。當然討論完我也不懂它在講什麼以及大傢討論瞭什麼，隻不過在現代主義課上獲得瞭一次後現代主義體驗。
评分果然Gertrude Stein畢竟是海明威的老師= = 感覺得到文筆的紮實和功底 但是真的有些段落理解不能......
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