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Pat Barker

Penguin

2008-05-01

256

GBP 8.99

Paperback

9780141030937

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Craiglockhart War Hospital， Scotland， 1917， where army psychiatrist William Rivers is treating shell-shocked soldiers. Under his care are the poets Siegfried Sassoon and Wilfred Owen， as well as mute Billy Prior， who is only able to communicate by means of pencil and paper. Rivers job is to make the men in his charge healthy enough to fight. Yet the closer he gets to mending his patients minds the harder becomes every decision to send them back to the horrors of the front. "Regeneration" is the classic exploration of how the traumas of war brutalised a generation of young men. The first book in the "Regeneration" trilogy.

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著者简介

Pat Barker was born in Thornaby-on-Tees in 1943. She was educated at the London School of Economics and has been a teacher of history and politics.

Her books include the highly acclaimed Regeneration trilogy Regeneration ; The Eye in the Door , winner of the Guardian Fiction Prize; and The Ghost Road , winner of the Booker Prize; as well as seven other novels. Pat Barker is married and lives in Durham, England.

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I really don't know why the score is so low. This is absolutely a wonderful novel. The author analyzes the cruelty of war from different angles. Although it is painful, it is true

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年轻人被送上战场经受难以想象的恐惧精神受到创伤各种心理问题和精神疾病就是对战争的控诉和发声走向战场则意味着违背人类最原始的求生本能送死和求生的矛盾才是痛苦的根本而造成这痛苦的战争则正是罪恶的源头心理医生“治好”病人也可以说是夺走了他们的声音把他们送回战场继续在生与死的矛盾中挣扎... 战争是人为制造的地狱愿世界远离战争

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读这本书的时候，我常想起张爱玲的那句“我们人是多么小，多么小”。太多事情是“不由我们支配的”了，战争时期更是如此。那时人们只懂得战争对身体的摧残，而士兵的精神崩溃并没有被当做一种疾病。很久之后PTSD才得到承认，而此时太多悲剧已经发生。一部很压抑的作品，我很喜欢。

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三星半。大概是对几位当事人以及当时的社会背景有点了解，电影也看过，所以没多少意外。纪实和虚构互相牵制，似乎哪一边都差口气，印象最深的是教堂赞美诗中的亚伯拉罕献子和最后Rivers的噩梦(性压迫、暴力和父权还真是一体)。Owen，看SS传记的时候就觉得他真可爱，但是不知道他这里出场有什么意义。audible版的朗读者很赞。

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行。