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Ruth L. Ozeki

Penguin Books

1999-03

400

USD 14.00

Paperback

9780140280463

图书标签: 日本美国肉类生产女性意识女性阶级种族心理学

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Veteran filmaker Ruth Ozeki's novel has been hailed as "one of the heartiest and yes, meatiest debuts in years" (Glamour). It tells the story of a year in the lives of two ordinary women on opposite ends of the earth, brought together by a convergence of extraordinary circumstances. Jane, a struggling filmmaker in New York, is given her big break--a chance to travel through the U.S. to produce a Japanese television program sponsored by an American meat exporting business. But along the way, she discovers some unsavory truths about love, honor, and a particularly damaging hormone called DES that wreaks havoc with her uterus. Meanwhile, Akiko, a painfully thin Japanese woman struggling with bulimia, is being pressured by her child-craving husband to put some meat on her bones--literally. How Jane's and Akiko's lives intersect taps into some of the deepest concerns of our time--how the past informs the present and how we live and love in an ever-shrinking world.

A cross-cultural, tragi-comic romp through America and Japan that is "wonderfully wild and bracing . . . a feast that leaves you hungry for whatever Ozeki cooks up next" (Newsweek).

"Ozeki masks a deeper purpose with a light tone. . . . A comical-satirical-farcical-epical-tragical-romantical novel." -Jane Smiley, Chicago Tribune Book Review (front page)

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内心触动。近期读过的最好的一本小说，不论心理描写还是情节描绘都接近我所想象的完美，坐等读第二遍。

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之前读这种书会觉得不知道作者想表达什么。因为以前读的书过于幼稚，都有一个确定的主题：不是赞美忠贞的爱情就是赞美坚持不懈打败敌人。这一本书包含了多种主题，日本和美国的文化差异，meat industry怎么运作，TV production industry里媒体怎样运用材料达到为自己服务的目的，“truth”该不该说出来，以什么方式说出来，Akiko作为一开始作为一个被压抑的女性的成长史，家庭暴力等等等等。以前没有读懂这类书，以为作者只是想表达一种情绪，如今发现，还是得细细体会每一句话每一个字。

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