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• 我知道籠中鳥為何歌唱
• 英文
• 女性
• 傳記
• 上海三聯
• maya
• 美國文學
• 成長
• 非裔美國文學
• 自傳體文學
• 種族歧視
• 女性主義
• 成長故事
• 美國曆史
• 社會問題
• 個人自由
• 黑人曆史
• 身份認同

鸟鸣春涧弄好音 　　 　　 　　淡紫色丁香花盛开的春天，躲在家里读完了上海三联最近出版的译作，玛雅•安吉洛（Maya Angelou）六本自传的第一本《我知道笼中鸟为何歌唱（I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings）》。翻开淡淡紫色的封面，混着丁香花的香味一页一页读下去，玛...  

歌声以自由之名缭绕 美剧《生活大爆炸》第六季里，情商超低的Sheldon为争取终身教授的名额，去贿赂评审委员会成员、人力资源部的戴维斯女士。戴维斯女士是个窈窕的黑人，Sheodon讨好她送的礼物是一套电视剧《根》光碟……结果可想而知。 如今的美国黑人女性早已摆脱了黑奴时...  

读了好久的一本书，但是情节也都能录入脑海。首先记忆深刻的是改变作者的两个人，一位是鼓励她多读书的优雅有魅力的女士，一个就是一视同仁不歧视不偏见的老师。 另一个印象就是，圣经的力量。书中充满了浓浓的，给人力量和希望的宗教色彩，这一点我很感动，也很喜欢。 还有一...  

2010年10月的一个晚上，收到博达著作权代理公司的一封邮件，那是一份我平日里很少会打开的新书目录。但当时我心里有一种奇妙的预感。我打开了，看到了玛雅•安吉洛这个名字。 我认识她。 思绪瞬间回到了十年前。2000年，我读到并翻译了玛雅•安吉洛的《清晨的脉搏》（On th...  

发表于2013年5月10日《文汇读书周报》 　　读美国著名女作家玛雅•安吉洛的《我知道笼中鸟为何歌唱》（以下简称“《歌唱》”），不禁让人想起“每个作家都是在书写历史”这句话。她是用自传的方式、文学的色彩对二十世纪初美国黑人女性的历史作阐述，自传方式和文学色彩使她...  

Over the last two weeks, I spent one hour or so every night reading Maya's story with laughters and tears. When it occurred to me that she had no choice but to experience "it" by Mr. Freeman, I almost cried out. Much to my comfort, reading helps the author get cured. It's also wonderful that we have read the same book, The Well of Loneliness.

I have read this book twice in my teenage years, and it used to strike me as a narration of life with ups and downs of a black lady in a fluctuating time. Now I tend to focus more on how she feels, which is surprisingly relatable. I disagree with people saying there is something not good enough about this. It's her life. She didn't get to change it

其實36個故事足以大緻概括任何一個人的人生，隻要它夠personal，夠獨特。而這本書就有36個故事讓我走進Maya的青少年時期。其中她年少時的不幸和畢業典禮的感悟給我最大的震撼。

I have read this book twice in my teenage years, and it used to strike me as a narration of life with ups and downs of a black lady in a fluctuating time. Now I tend to focus more on how she feels, which is surprisingly relatable. I disagree with people saying there is something not good enough about this. It's her life. She didn't get to change it

Over the last two weeks, I spent one hour or so every night reading Maya's story with laughters and tears. When it occurred to me that she had no choice but to experience "it" by Mr. Freeman, I almost cried out. Much to my comfort, reading helps the author get cured. It's also wonderful that we have read the same book, The Well of Loneliness.