本哈德·施林克,1944年生。在海德堡及柏林学习法律。1992年起任柏林洪堡大学法学教授,并兼任北莱-威州宪法法官。又是作家,曾出版小说多种,其中以《朗读者》最为著名,是首本登上《纽约时报》畅销排行冠军的德国小说。
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The Reader 2024 pdf epub mobi 电子书
因為我很愛這部小說,所以才會嚴肅地對待這本書幼稚可笑的翻譯,認真地列出每一個有問題的句子。也因為很愛這部小說,所以第一次看的時候這些問題都可以無視。穿過層層莫名其妙的翻譯,似乎仍能感受到原文;翻譯越爛,原文的妙處竟然越發突顯。格拉斯的《剝洋蔥》亦是相同的筆...
评分小说《朗读者》,对汉娜的审判过程中,出现了一对母女,纳粹集中营的幸存者。女儿在战后写了一本书,成为了审判和定罪汉娜的证据。作为小说的叙述者和曾经爱过汉娜的少年米夏•伯格,当他读到了那本幸存者写下的见证之书时,却觉得那本书仿佛是“身外之物”。他毫不掩饰对这...
评分Der Vorleser是某年读德语班是老师推荐的读物,每天上课讨论一章。后来这本书成为我最钟爱的德语小说之一。因为作者Schlink是一位法律学教授,本书很多部分是围绕二战后审理战犯的情节展开的。初看时有些无聊,但坚持读下去会发现这本书更多是关于幸福、自由、尊严、救赎……或...
评分很好看,一开始是在新浪上看了第一部,没了,才迫不及待从当当上买回来追下去的。但对于我来说,后面部分读起来有点困难,不是说语言深奥晦涩难明,而是涉及到二战有关纳粹的历史及德国人民对这段历史的反思,不是读一次两次就能体会明了的。再是,米夏与汉娜之间的感情也值得...
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Oprah Book Club® Selection, February 1999: Originally published in Switzerland, and gracefully translated into English by Carol Brown Janeway, The Reader is a brief tale about sex, love, reading, and shame in postwar Germany. Michael Berg is 15 when he begins a long, obsessive affair with Hanna, an enigmatic older woman. He never learns very much about her, and when she disappears one day, he expects never to see her again. But, to his horror, he does. Hanna is a defendant in a trial related to Germany's Nazi past, and it soon becomes clear that she is guilty of an unspeakable crime. As Michael follows the trial, he struggles with an overwhelming question: What should his generation do with its knowledge of the Holocaust? "We should not believe we can comprehend the incomprehensible, we may not compare the incomparable.... Should we only fall silent in revulsion, shame, and guilt? To what purpose?"
The Reader, which won the Boston Book Review's Fisk Fiction Prize, wrestles with many more demons in its few, remarkably lucid pages. What does it mean to love those people--parents, grandparents, even lovers--who committed the worst atrocities the world has ever known? And is any atonement possible through literature? Schlink's prose is clean and pared down, stripped of unnecessary imagery, dialogue, and excess in any form. What remains is an austerely beautiful narrative of the attempt to breach the gap between Germany's pre- and postwar generations, between the guilty and the innocent, and between words and silence. --R. Ellis
YA. Michael Berg, 15, is on his way home from high school in post-World War II Germany when he becomes ill and is befriended by a woman who takes him home. When he recovers from hepatitis many weeks later, he dutifully takes the 40-year-old Hanna flowers in appreciation, and the two become lovers. The relationship, at first purely physical, deepens when Hanna takes an interest in the young man's education, insisting that he study hard and attend classes. Soon, meetings take on a more meaningful routine in which after lovemaking Michael reads aloud from the German classics. There are hints of Hanna's darker side: one inexplicable moment of violence over a minor misunderstanding, and the fact that the boy knows nothing of her life other than that she collects tickets on the streetcar. Content with their arrangement, Michael is only too willing to overlook Hanna's secrets. She leaves the city abruptly and mysteriously, and he does not see her again until, as a law student, he sits in on her case when she is being tried as a Nazi criminal. [...] The theme of good versus evil and the question of moral responsibility are eloquently presented in this spare coming-of-age story that's sure to inspire questions and passionate discussion. —Jackie Gropman, Kings Park Library, Burke, VA
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The Reader 2024 pdf epub mobi 电子书