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The Well of Loneliness

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拉德克利夫·霍尔(1880-1944),英国现代著名女诗人、作家。其父亲为英国人,是莎士比亚女儿一族的后裔,母亲为美国人,是十六至十七世纪著名的印第安公主玛托阿卡的后裔。霍尔生于英格兰,早年以诗闻名,其中有些被谱成歌曲,广为流传。她一生共出版诗集五部、长篇小说六部,并多次获得各种奖项,但其中最为著名的就是描写同性恋的长篇小说《孤寂深渊》。因为其本人就是一位具有男性心理、意向和行为的同性恋者,所以这部作品也可称为作者一生传奇经历和不平等遭遇的真实再现。


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同志小说我喜欢传统方式的叙述,《孤寂深渊》属于这种。如果你不嫌它无可避免地有着英国小说细节描写太多的特征以及内容上越来越痛苦的压抑,沉重与阴郁,那么,不论对它的内容接不接受,都会觉得这部小说很精彩。 在这个毕竟在宽容着的社会里,回头再看不到百年前,同性恋们无...  

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“上帝啊……起来保卫我们吧,承认我们……也把我们生存的权利给我们!” 《孤寂深渊》有些令我失望。实话说,在我看来霍尔没有什么写作天赋,据说在她活着的时候,所受到的尊敬远多于赞赏。我想这是对的,人们出于对她的真诚和勇气的钦佩,而记住了她的名字,这种纪念实际...  

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很多同志小说,或者说耽美文并没有把爱的感觉写出来。这本书做到了,更大的成功在于很多心理活动的描写,或许不是这样的人也写不出这样的书来…… 我看到一些关于它的评价,很多人都说最后斯蒂芬其实可以不必那么伟大的,但是我很认同她的做法。并不因为是弱势群体就...  

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就好像犹太人在最初以自己的无知去排斥外邦人信仰基督教,剥夺他们信仰的权利,用自己定的规则去评判别人的准则,甚至把耶稣钉十字架,人的本性多么相似啊。那么多人不是标榜自己的价值观为真理吗,以自己孤陋寡闻的几十年,单薄无知的价值观去凌驾别人之上,以上帝视角去批判...  

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出版者:Wordsworth Editions Ltd
作者:Radclyffe Hall
出品人:
页数:448
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出版时间:2014-3-19
价格:USD 3.99
装帧:Paperback
isbn号码:9781840224559
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图书标签: 英国文学  les  孤寂深渊  小说  英国  原版  外文書  lesbian   


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Book Description

Stephen is an ideal child of aristocratic parents - a fencer, a horse rider and a keen scholar. Stephen grows to be a war hero, a bestselling writer and a loyal, protective lover. But Stephen is a woman, and her lovers are women. As her ambitions drive her, and society confines her, Stephen is forced into desperate actions. It was banned for obscenity in 1928. It became an international bestseller, and for decades was the single most famous lesbian novel.

From Booklist

Hall (1880-1943) was legendary in her own time--or infamous, some might say--for her fifth novel, The Well of Loneliness (1928). The book was banned for obscenity because its main character is a lesbian, and it subsequently became a notorious best-seller, thrusting Hall into a literary rogues' gallery of fame. Cline uses previously unexplored material to create a biography of the now largely forgotten author that portrays the dense interrelationship of her writings, her childhood, and her friends and loves. Hall called herself by three names: Marguerite, the name with which she had been christened and which she hated, given as it was by the mother she despised; John, her chosen name, which she used among her associates; and Radclyffe, her pen name. The three often enigmatic selves these names indicated formed her public and private personae. The roots giving rise to her international lesbian best-seller are traceable to her early adolescent loves as well as her affairs with married sculptor Una Troubridge and many others--matters that Cline presents in a lively and readable style.

                             Whitney Scott

From 500 Great Books by Women; review by Heather Downey

The Well of Loneliness is a path-breaking novel. Published by Radclyffe Hall herself in 1928, it was immediately banned in Britain due to its lesbian theme and was allowed in the United States only after a long court battle. Once it was available, The Well of Loneliness sold more than 20,000 copies its first year and paved the way for other works with lesbian themes. The novel concerns a girl born into a wealthy English family at the turn of the century and named Stephen by her father who desperately wanted a boy. Practically from birth, Stephen is described as "different," yet while Radclyffe Hall delivers the powerful message that lesbianism is natural, she also asks the reader to have pity on Stephen Gordon, for, along with the popular psychoanalysts of her day, Radclyffe Hall describes lesbianism as an "inversion." The "terrible mark of Cain" compels Stephen to forsake the woman she loves to protect her from a life of ostracism. This message, along with Radclyffe Hall's portrayal of lesbians in stereotypical "butch" and "femme" roles, caused the book to be written off by feminists in the late 1970s and early 1980s. In addition, many readers today may find the language long-winded and the characters one-dimensional, with the exception of the thinly-veiled portrait of the author as Stephen Gordon. Nonetheless, The Well of Loneliness is worth reading because it shattered the silence of oppression and conveys a message about homophobia and internalized shame relevant to lesbians even today.

Book Dimension :

length: (cm)19.8                 width:(cm)12.6

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The Well of Loneliness 2024 pdf epub mobi 用户评价

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刚开始很乏味,越到后面越精彩,一群边缘群生活的群体。绝对是有作者自己的影子的。文笔不是太优美,心理刻画甚好。唯一一本读完以后能把全部剧情和人物都叙述出来的小说,有点厚

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从小时候讲起得什么时候讲到搞对象啊。

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粗糙之处有之,然而Radclyffe的用心之苦,可以弥补技巧上的不足

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一大堆literary words,头疼啊。

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Didn't My Lord Deliver Daniel?

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