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Joseph Brodsky

Farrar, Straus and Giroux

1987-5-1

512

USD 21.00

Paperback

9780374520557

圖書標籤: JosephBrodsky 外國文學詩歌散文 Joseph_Brodsky 詩歌批評散文隨筆批評

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圖書描述

This collection of essays thrusts Brodsky--heretofore known more for his poetry and translations--into the forefront of the "Third Wave" of Russian emigre writers. His insights into the works of Dostoyevsky, Mandelstam, Platonov, as well as non-Russian poets Auden, Cavafy and Montale are brilliant. While the Western popularity of many other Third Wavers has been stunted by their inability to write in English, Brodsky consumed the language to attain a "closer proximity" to poets such as Auden. The book, which won a National Book Critics Circle Award, opens and closes with revealing autobiographical essay.

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著者簡介

約瑟夫·布羅茨基（1940—1996），俄裔美籍著名詩人、散文傢，生於列寜格勒（現聖彼得堡）一個猶太傢庭，15歲輟學謀生，很早開始寫詩並發錶於蘇聯地下刊物。1964年受蘇聯政府當局審訊，因“社會寄生蟲”罪獲刑五年，並被流放至西伯利亞。1972年被蘇聯政府當局強製遣送離境，隨後前往美國定居，先在密歇根大學任駐校詩人，繼而在其他大學任訪問教授。1986年榮獲美國國傢書評奬，1987年榮獲諾貝爾文學奬，1991年獲選“美國桂冠詩人”。其代錶作品有詩集《詩選》、《詞類》、《緻烏拉尼亞》，散文集《小於一》、《論悲傷與理智》等。

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文筆非常好，但是巨難讀，隻選讀瞭幾篇。

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自己裝的逼跪著也要讀到最後一篇: <1, a guide to a renamed city, on tyranny (最有文化的詛咒謾罵), the power of the elements, to please a shadow (這纔叫跪舔), a commencement address, in a room and a half。整體感覺政治氣氛太濃，but who am i to judge him on this.

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因為你喜歡，我纔看。

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有點點難。

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He surely possesses a high degree of aggression, started here. Later generations like him only because they would never have the chance to talk to him in person. "Less Than One" is very good though. "There is no straight record." Even if there is, it is an insignificant one and thus not distorted, yet. Well, well, well, what do historians think?