Peter Handke's mother was an invisible woman. Throughout her life—which spanned the Nazi era, the war, and the postwar consumer economy—she struggled to maintain appearances, only to arrive at a terrible recognition: "I'm not human any more." Not long after, she killed herself with an overdose of sleeping pills.
In A Sorrow Beyond Dreams her son sits down to record what he knows, or thinks he knows, about his mother's life and death before, in his words, "the dull speechlessness—the extreme speechlessness" of grief takes hold forever. And yet the experience of speechlessness, as it marks both suffering and love, lies at the heart of Handke's brief but unforgettable elegy. This austere, scrupulous, and deeply moving book is one of the finest achievements of a great contemporary writer.
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评分一個人的悲劇,也是難以逃避的一段曆史的悲劇,但終究還是以個人的形式承受的悲劇,卻也可能多多少少是每個人的悲劇
评分一個人的悲劇,也是難以逃避的一段曆史的悲劇,但終究還是以個人的形式承受的悲劇,卻也可能多多少少是每個人的悲劇
评分一個人的悲劇,也是難以逃避的一段曆史的悲劇,但終究還是以個人的形式承受的悲劇,卻也可能多多少少是每個人的悲劇
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