布拉格狂欢
- 书名：布拉格狂欢
- 作者： 菲利普·罗斯
- 格式：MOBI,AZW3,EPUB
- 时间：2024-06-07
- 评分：8
- ISBN：9787532779130
内容简介：
◆ 怪异文学困境中奇幻而辛酸的冒险之旅
作者简介：
菲利普・罗斯（1933-2018）
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冼嘲2022-01-28老实说没看懂在写些什么，观点都很模糊。写得很有电影感。小说本身试图表现封闭环境里的布拉格，所有的叙述都在营造一种异常的氛围。这种氛围其实更接近于想象，所以给人的虚幻感尤为强烈。
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少年啦2022-02-03书很薄行距很宽，但恰恰填补了思维空间吧。文学或者艺术从业者容易在集权下走向身体放纵，毕竟这是他们看到想到后唯一能控制的自由。深深的感叹和庆幸这种政权已然远去或即将远去，哎…
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少年张2020-09-10罗斯即使表达怜悯与同情，也不流露一丝软弱、滥情。
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Ja2023-05-04At least their blessed Kafka knew he was a freak, recognized that he was a misfit who could never enter into a healthy, ordinary existence alongside his countrymen. But these people? Incorrigible deviants who propose to make their moral outlook the norm. The worst is that left to themselves, left to run free to do as they wish, these people would destroy this country. I don’t even speak of their moral degeneracy. With this they only make themselves and their families miserable, and destroy the lives of their children.
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Ja2023-05-04“We were not Sudeten Germans, you see, and we were not Prague Jews. Of course German was less foreign to him than Czech, because of Yiddish. German he insisted on for my brother to be properly educated. He himself read Lessing, Herder, Goethe, and Schiller, but his own father had been, not even a town Jew like him, he had been a Jew in the farmlands, a village shopkeeper. To the Czechs such Jews spoke Czech, but in the family they spoke only Yiddish. All of this is in my father’s stories: homelessness beyond homelessness. One story is called ‘Mother Tongue.’ Three pages only, about a little Jewish boy who speaks bookish German, Czech without the native flavor, and the Yiddish of people simpler than himself. Kafka’s homelessness, if I may say so, was nothing beside my father’s. Kafka had at...
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Ja2023-05-04“Please,” he says, “I don’t wish to compare our two books. Yours is a work of genius, and mine is nothing. When I studied Kafka, the fate of his books in the hands of the Kafkologists seemed to me to be more grotesque than the fate of Josef K. I feel this is true also with you. This scandalous response gives another grotesque dimension, and belongs now to your book as Kafkologine stupidities belong to Kafka. Even as the banning of my own little book creates a dimension not at all intended by me.”
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《布拉格狂欢》适合哪些读者阅读？
《布拉格狂欢》适合对冷战历史、政治文学以及菲利普·罗斯作品感兴趣的读者。书中对文学困境的探讨和对极权社会的描绘，适合喜欢深度思考和社会批判的读者。同时，其奇幻与辛酸交织的叙事风格，也能吸引喜爱魔幻现实主义文学的爱好者。无论是对文学艺术还是历史政治感兴趣的读者，都能从中获得丰富的阅读体验。 -
《布拉格狂欢》中如何体现辛酸的情感？
《布拉格狂欢》通过内森•祖克曼在布拉格的遭遇，深刻体现了辛酸的情感。主角面对极权统治下的文化封锁，目睹作家们被迫沉默或妥协，内心充满无力感。这种辛酸不仅源于政治压迫，更来自理想与现实的巨大落差。罗斯细腻的笔触将这种情感融入每一次奇幻冒险中，使读者在荒诞的表象下感受到沉重的历史悲凉。 -
《布拉格狂欢》的结局如何？
《布拉格狂欢》的结局并未给出传统的圆满解决，而是留给读者无尽的思考。内森•祖克曼在经历了一系列奇幻与辛酸的冒险后，对文学困境和生存状态有了更深的感悟。故事在一种开放且略带悲凉的氛围中结束，反映了作者对那个时代知识分子命运的深切同情。这种结局强化了作品的现实主义色彩，引发读者对自由与权力的持续反思。
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