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A review of 200 or 300 words cannot do justice to a book like this: it is the summation of a great critic's most fundamental beliefs--something like a dying Bernstein's last performance of Mahler's ninth, though in this case a lot less sad. In fact, this book of essays represents Bloom at his most celebratory, and there's a wonderful, vigorous energy about it. Why, one wonders, reading it, do we bother reading anybody but Shakespeare, Dante, or Chaucer? The argument for Shakespeare is particularly compelling. Bloom believes that Shakespeare is the canon: that he defines for the Western world the standards by which we judge all literature. And more: he defines for us what we are ourselves, what we understand of human nature. This argument, offered with Bloom's customary flare for the controversial, is akin to the remark that all philosophy is a footnote to Plato, and like it, is probably in large measure true. Thus, modern psychology doesn't add very much to what people could have already learned from reading Shakespeare because Shakespeare defines the limits of what we know: we can't get beyond or outside him. Certainly, experience teaches that Bloom is right; indeed, the evolution of human consciousness seems to have taken one of its periodic jolts forward about the time of Shakespeare, and he above all seems to have captured the entire scope of what was new. As Bloom points out, Shakespeare is universally adored, in all languages, and perhaps it is for this reason. The essays on Dante and Chaucer are almost equally powerful, though in a sense less awesome. And the brief remarks about the powerful movements of resentment trying to push apart these great pillars of the Western canon, though perspicacious, are melancholy and incidental. Get this book for the great essays on Shakespeare. For lovers of literature, probably nothing more powerful or in an odd way more religious will be written this year. Stuart Whitwell --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
哈罗德·布鲁姆,1930年出生于纽约,先后就读于康奈尔大学和耶鲁大学,1955年起在耶鲁大学任教。早期研究浪漫主义诗歌,曾出版过论布莱克、雪莱、叶芝、斯蒂文斯等英美诗人的专著。除先前提到《影响的焦虑》、《西方正典》之外,他还著有《误读之图》、《卡巴拉犹太神秘哲学与批评》、《诗与隐抑》以及即将出版的新作《耶稣和亚维:神圣之名》(Jesus and Yahweh:The Names Divine)。作为一个批评家,布鲁姆主要研究领域包括诗歌批评、理论批评和宗教批评三大方面,而英国浪漫主义诗歌、后期弗洛伊德的精神分析理论和犹太教的诺斯替主义与喀巴拉主义则是这些批评的主要对象。在美国,布鲁姆绝对算得上是一个大牌的学者和批评家。他以其独特的理论建构和批评实践被誉为是“西方传统中最有天赋、最有原创性和最具煽动性的一位文学批评家”。
关于文学的语境,值得一谈的大概有三个层次。 在第一层次上,文学依赖于文本之外的语境。 到此为止,“纯”的文学还不存在。 大多数中世纪的东方文学都是应酬性的,这一点适用于从阿拉伯到中国的整个亚洲大陆——或许印度除外。对一位古代阿拉伯或波斯诗人来说,诗歌是展...
评分摘自《世纪中国》 作者:张 维 布鲁姆的《西方正典》一书翻译成中文后,在文学界引起激烈反响,有积极的呼应,也有无情的指责,更有对于批评者非巨细无遗也是点面俱到的再批评。笔者在此无意参与争论,只是力求结合布鲁姆早期提出的相关理论内容,蠡测其定义的“正典”...
评分 评分 评分摘自 经济观察网 导语:布鲁姆主张阅读是一项孤独和自由的实践,而无关乎教育、轻松愉悦或者消除社会罪孽,最终的目的就是“去面对伟 大”。 1 在哈罗德•布鲁姆的著作《西方正典:伟大作家和不朽作品》里,你经常会看到一些毫无掩饰的比较:“除了莎士比亚,乔...
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