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The Reluctant Fundamentalist

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Mohsin Hamid
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
2007-4-3
192
USD 22.00
Hardcover
9783453405721

圖書標籤: 美國文學  美國  小說  VCE  Mohsin  Hamid  9/11  2007   


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Mohsin Hamid's first novel, Moth Smoke, dealt with the confluence of personal and political themes, and his second, The Reluctant Fundamentalist, revisits that territory in the person of Changez, a young Pakistani. Told in a single monologue, the narrative never flags. Changez is by turns naive, sinister, unctuous, mildly threatening, overbearing, insulting, angry, resentful, and sad. He tells his story to a nameless, mysterious American who sits across from him at a Lahore cafe. Educated at Princeton, employed by a first-rate valuation firm, Changez was living the American dream, earning more money than he thought possible, caught up in the New York social scene and in love with a beautiful, wealthy, damaged girl. The romance is negligible; Erica is emotionally unavailable, endlessly grieving the death of her lifelong friend and boyfriend, Chris.

Changez is in Manila on 9/11 and sees the towers come down on TV. He tells the American, "...I smiled. Yes, despicable as it may sound, my initial reaction was to be remarkably pleased... I was caught up in the symbolism of it all, the fact that someone had so visibly brought America to her knees..." When he returns to New York, there is a palpable change in attitudes toward him, starting right at immigration. His name and his face render him suspect.

Ongoing trouble between Pakistan and India urge Changez to return home for a visit, despite his parents' advice to stay where he is. While there, he realizes that he has changed in a way that shames him. "I was struck at first by how shabby our house appeared... I was saddened to find it in such a state... This was where I came from... and it smacked of lowliness." He exorcises that feeling and once again appreciates his home for its "unmistakable personality and idiosyncratic charm." While at home, he lets his beard grow. Advised to shave it, even by his mother, he refuses. It will be his line in the sand, his statement about who he is. His company sends him to Chile for another business valuation; his mind filled with the troubles in Pakistan and the U.S. involvement with India that keeps the pressure on. His work and the money he earns have been overtaken by resentment of the United States and all it stands for.

Hamid's prose is filled with insight, subtly delivered: "I felt my age: an almost childlike twenty-two, rather than that permanent middle-age that attaches itself to the man who lives alone and supports himself by wearing a suit in a city not of his birth." In telling of the janissaries, Christian boys captured by Ottomans and trained to be soldiers in the Muslim Army, his Chilean host tells him: "The janissaries were always taken in childhood. It would have been far more difficult to devote themselves to their adopted empire, you see, if they had memories they could not forget." Changez cannot forget, and Hamid makes the reader understand that--and all that follows. --Valerie Ryan

A Conversation with Mohsin Hamid

Set in modern-day Pakistan, Mohsin Hamid's debut novel, Moth Smoke, went on to win awards and was listed as a New York Times Notable Book of the Year. His bold new novel, The Reluctant Fundamentalist, is a daring, fast-paced monologue of a young Pakistani man telling his life story to a mysterious American stranger. It's a controversial look at the dark side of the American Dream, exploring the aftermath of 9/11, international unease, and the dangerous pull of nostalgia. Amazon.com senior editor Brad Thomas Parsons shared an e-mail exchange with Mohsin Hamid to talk about his powerful new book

Read the Amazon.com Interview with Mohsin Hamid

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著者簡介

莫欣·哈米德(1971— ),齣生於巴基斯坦第二大城市拉閤爾,後進入美國普林斯頓大學主修公共與國際事務,畢業後入哈佛大學法學院深造,一九九七年獲得法律博士學位。之後在紐約曼哈頓的財務管理公司擔任管理顧問。現居倫敦。

二○○○年齣版處女作《蛾煙》(Moth Smoke),獲得貝蒂·特拉斯剋奬並入圍美國筆會海明威文學奬,被《紐約時報》選為年度好書。二○○七年齣版《拉閤爾茶館的陌生人》,入圍布剋奬最終決選。


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American Dream的恐怖之處是真的把這種精神直接與America掛鉤,否則隻是個Idealism的Fundamentalist問題應該不會太大。

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书名从英文直译而来,是不情愿的原教旨主义者。从英文词典和维基的解释来看,包含两层主要意思,一是说信奉基督教的原教旨主义者,重点在基督教。另外是说严格恪守经文教义,不接受新观点的教条主义者。中文一书将名称定为拉合尔茶馆的陌生人,是整本书的叙事场景发生在一个茶...  

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和陌生人闲聊其实很安全,时空、利益都无交集。那要和一个疑似敌人的在一起,就得担心自己的小命了。 莫欣-哈米德试图玩弄一种独特的叙事手法,由一方讲述,另一方静默倾听。《陌生人》的主角成吉思怀揣着失望、愤怒的情绪回到家乡拉合尔,他已经逐渐蜕变为一个仇视美国的激进...  

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同样是成长的故事,印巴:不离不弃的两个孩子,梦醒梦灭中相守。 贫民窟展现了破败的第三世界、美女、金钱和无尽的巧合。童话世界里太阳总会升起坏人总会被打败,王子和公主从此过上了幸福美满的生活…好片是好片,动人的票房收入会不会也有金融海啸一份功劳。茶馆里...  

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