Antal Szerb was born in 1901 into a cultivated Budapest family of Jewish descent. Graduating in German and English, he rapidly established himself as a prolific scholar, publishing books on drama and poetry, studies of Ibsen and Blake, and histories of English, Hungarian and world literature. His first novel, The Pendragon Legend, was writtenin 1934. Journey by Moonlight appeared in 1937, followed in 1943 by The Queen's Necklace and various volumes of novellas. He died in a forced-labour camp at Balf in January 1945.
Anxious to please his bourgeois father, Mihaly has joined the family firm in Budapest. Pursued by nostalgia for his bohemian youth, he seeks escape in marriage to Erzsi, not realising that she has chosen him as a means to her own rebellion. On their honeymoon in Italy, Mihaly 'loses' his bride at a provincial station and embarks on a chaotic and bizarre journey that leads him finally to Rome. There all the death-haunted and erotic elements of his past converge, and he, like Erzsi, has finally to make a choice.
今日读完匈牙利作家瑟尔伯的《月光下的旅人》,这本书1937年就在匈牙利出版了,今日读起来似乎没有多少年代隔阂,想来作者所要表达的情感是一种跨越世代的人类共通的情感,因而虽经时间淘洗,而通感犹存。 故事从米哈伊和他的新婚妻子爱尔琦的意大利蜜月之旅开始,踏上意大利的...
评分 评分读完我有一阵精神上的恍惚,一边看到两年前的自己;一边又觉得这是神谕:昂托的这本书于我就是那位乳房圆满的意大利占卜少女,温柔又残忍地提醒我一个难以避免的未来。 最近常常听到神秘的声音,犹豫的时候恰好读到悉达多,获得了勇气;在决绝和懦弱之间徘徊的时候又读到了昂托...
评分三十六岁这年,米哈伊第一次来意大利,他的蜜月旅行。 漫长的游学年月里,他足迹甚广,曾在英国和法国待过几年。但意大利,米哈伊却总绕道而行,他感觉时机未到,自己还不够成熟。对他来说,意大利像生儿育女一样是成年人的事情,他对此暗自恐慌,好比遭遇强烈的阳光、花香、美...
重读,生活的文本性是一种理解的基础而非比喻,在此基础上,我们扮演或塑造角色,又为风格的混杂并最终归于荒诞而伤痛,这一伤痛退开来看又显出滑稽的意味。
评分"the ideals that would only be catastrophic for a successful life. Nevertheless, it's joy that success would never bring."
评分"the ideals that would only be catastrophic for a successful life. Nevertheless, it's joy that success would never bring."
评分"Like the rats among the ruins, but nonetheless alive" 结尾有点牵强。中欧文学探讨爱情死亡和生活的标准叙述模式。中间关于死亡和性的analogy太迷人了。
评分重读,生活的文本性是一种理解的基础而非比喻,在此基础上,我们扮演或塑造角色,又为风格的混杂并最终归于荒诞而伤痛,这一伤痛退开来看又显出滑稽的意味。
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