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- 文学
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- about-fiction
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- 经典阅读
- 文学价值
- 人文素养
- 思想深度
- 阅读习惯
- 历史背景
- 批判性思维
- 语言艺术
- 文化传承
- 经典文本
具体描述
Italo Calvino was not only a prolific master of fiction, he was also an uncanny reader of literature. Why Read the Classics? is the most comprehensive collection of Calvino's literary criticism available in English, accounting for the enduring importance to our lives of crucial writers of the Western canon. Here - spanning more than two millennia, from antiquity to postmodernism - are thirty-six ruminations on the writers, poets, and scientists who meant most to Calvino at different stages of his life.
作者简介
Italo Calvino's superb storytelling gifts earned him international renown and a reputation as "one of the world's best fabulists" (New York Times Book Review). He is the author of numerous works of fiction, as well as essays, criticism, and literary anthologies. Born in Cuba in 1923, Calvino was raised in Italy, where he lived most of his life. At the time of his death, in Siena in 1985, he was the most-translated contemporary Italian writer.
目录信息
Preface 1
Why Read the Classics? 3
The Odysseys Within The Odyssey 11
Xenophon's Anabasis 19
Ovid and Universal Contiguity 25
The Sky, Man, the Elephant 37
Nezami's Seven Princesses 47
Tirant lo Blanc 53
The Structure of the Orlando Furioso 59
Brief Anthology of Octaves from Ariosto 69
Gerolamo Cardano 77
The Book of Nature in Galileo 83
Cyrano on the Moon 91
Journal of Mercantile Virtues 97
or Concerning Narrative Rapidity 103
Jacques le Fataliste 107
Giammaria Ortes 113
Knowledge as Dust-cloud in Stendhal 119
Guide for New Readers of Stendhal's Charterhouse 131
The City as Novel in Balzac 139
Our Mutual Friend 145
Trois Contes 151
Two Hussars 155
The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg 159
Daisy Miller 165
The Pavilion on the Links 169
Conrad's Captains 173
Pasternak and the Revolution 179
The World is an Artichoke 197
The Pasticciaccio 201
'Forse un mattino andando' 209
Montale's Cliff 219
Hemingway and Ourselves 223
Francis Ponge 231
Jorge Luis Borges 237
The Philosophy of Raymond Queneau 245
Pavese and Human Sacrifice 261
Publisher's Note 265
Index 269
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能超越“头悬梁锥刺股经千辛历万苦终于想出了一个精巧无双绝妙天下的主意、观点、方法及其等等并心花怒放暗自窃喜强装低调内里发骚时，发现早就有高人从容轻松地提出了同样的主意、观点、方法及其等等”这等悲剧的，大概只能是“头悬梁锥刺股经千辛历万苦终于想出了一个精巧无...
评分能超越“头悬梁锥刺股经千辛历万苦终于想出了一个精巧无双绝妙天下的主意、观点、方法及其等等并心花怒放暗自窃喜强装低调内里发骚时，发现早就有高人从容轻松地提出了同样的主意、观点、方法及其等等”这等悲剧的，大概只能是“头悬梁锥刺股经千辛历万苦终于想出了一个精巧无...
评分遇见卡尔维诺是一件幸运的事情，而在我十七岁的时候遇见应该也还不算晚；读《为什么读经典》也是一件幸运地事情，只是在我十七岁的时候读却有些早，毕竟卡尔维诺所提及的经典我基本都没有看过。——但恐怕绝大多数人也没有看过那些经典。——而如果要看，我觉得也是可以看看的...
评分这本书有很多的读者推荐，于是买了回来。总的来说，比较失望。至今还没有看到真正出色的优秀的书评类文集，感觉这类文章都写得很笼统，对于想从这些书中找到对经典作品的阅读方法的人来说，卡尔维诺这本书还是和其他此类书一样，隔靴搔痒，没有真正地满足阅读此类书籍的...
评分去年买的《卡尔维诺文集》里没有收这一本书。为什么读经典呢。读了三五年闲书，自己已有答案。 经典，在我看来就是那些产生它的时代已然消失而它依然鲜活的造物。 我读的第一部经典，是《静静的顿河》，是从学校的一个老职员自办的图书室里借的，每天读五十页，起先有点闷，...
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评分其实这是一本essay集子，读了对了解作家有益处，但我觉得重点还是应该把里面列出的自己感兴趣的书找来读。没有一个介绍可以取代被介绍的对象。
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评分The classics are the books of which we usually her people say, "I am rereading..." and never "I am reading..." || The classics help us to understand who we are and where we stand.
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