莫里斯·布朗肖(Maurice Blanchot),法国著名作家、思想家,1907年生于索恩-卢瓦尔,2003年逝世于巴黎。布朗肖一生行事低调,中年后不接受采访与摄影,但他的作品和思想影响了整个法国当代思想界,对法国许多大知识分子和大作家如乔治·巴塔耶、列维纳斯、萨特、福柯、罗兰·巴特、德里达等都影响深远。
Before Sartre, before Beckett, before Robbe-Grillet, Maurice Blanchot created the 'new novel, ' the ultimate post-modern fiction. Written between 1932 and 1940, Blanchot's first novel, here brilliantly translated by Robert Lamberton, contains all the remarkable aspects of his famous and perplexing invention, 'the ontological narrative'--a tale whose subject is the nature of being itself. This paradoxical work discovers being in the absence of being, mystery in the absence of mystery, both to be searched for limitlessly. As Blanchot launches this endless search in his own masterful way, he transforms the possibilities of the novel. First issued in English in 1973 in a limited edition, this re-issue includes an illuminating essay on translation by Lamberton.
我一直对布朗肖有一种过度地好奇,但是在与托马在一个没有语言的空房间待了一段时间后,好奇消失了。 我好像跟着他纵身一跃,就在海里游了96年。他不惧怕黑暗,他惧怕的是城市的结构,以及自然中的万物不经过他允许就进入他视线的恐惧感,惧怕因视觉带来的一系列非实存的思考及...
评分我在书店逛的时候看见了这本书,文风非常的特别,他的文本结构有点像是意识流式的写作,非常的松散。全书共有十二个章节,由数字构成,没有文本的标题,也没有目录。这种感觉好像手表上的12个刻度一样。看完一本书,时针就转完一圈。布朗肖于1932年开始着手写作这本书,一直写...
评分(一) 他读着。他以一种无可超越的细心和注意力读着。对于每个符号,他如同置身于那即将被母螳螂吃掉的公螳螂般的处境。文字,出自于一本具有致命威力的书,在那碰触到它的目光上,施以一股轻柔且平和的吸引力。 ——这是第四章一段描述托马阅读的文字,我想他阅读的应该也是...
评分 评分在布朗肖的写作里,最不可忽视的是死亡,几乎不可能越过死亡去讨论布朗肖。 我们每一天都在死亡,这是一个小死亡,无数的小死亡构成了一个最大的死亡,而它美得无以伦比,以至于超越了世俗之爱。 那么不难解释布朗肖对死的渴望,不难解释他爱诗歌,爱文学,爱着爱人如同他深...
he perceived all the strangeness there was in being observed by a word as if by a living being, and not simply by one word, but by all the words that were in that word, by all those that went with it and in turn contained other words, like a procession of angels opening out into the infinite to the very eye of the absolute.
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评分"There was in this contemplation something painful which resembled the manifestation of an excessive freedom,a freedom obtained by breaking every bond."当然这是对freedom烂俗的定义吧,本来也没有值得震惊的。但放弃一切联系也无异于精神自杀了,如同无根之萍吧……
评分已经分不清是paradoxical juxtaposition还是永恒不存在的合二为一;death和interiority太棒,喘不过气。
评分he perceived all the strangeness there was in being observed by a word as if by a living being, and not simply by one word, but by all the words that were in that word, by all those that went with it and in turn contained other words, like a procession of angels opening out into the infinite to the very eye of the absolute.
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