荒原
The Waste Land
T. S. Eliot · 初版 1922 年
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为什么值得读
- 表达对战后破碎欧洲与战争虚无的焦虑
- 启发读者直面内心痛苦与自我救赎
- 公版诗作可搭配相关移动应用辅助理解
T.S. Eliot 的《THE WASTE LAND》作为现代主义诗歌的开山之作，运用碎片化的语言、典故以及非线性结构传达主旨，探讨了破碎、丧失以及现代生活空虚无意义等主题。《THE WASTE LAND》的核心方面：主题：破碎与孤立：全诗描绘了一个充斥着疏离、绝望和缺乏联结的世界。死亡与重生：该诗探讨了生死循环的本质，并在荒凉之中透露出潜在复苏的迹象。宗教、精神性与虚无主义：Eliot 努力应对传统衰微的
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如果你有兴趣读《荒原》（The Waste Land），Standard Ebooks 上收录了他的一部公有领域诗集[1]，也可以在线阅读这首诗：https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/t-s-eliot/poetry/text/poet... 。 [1] https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/t-s-eliot/poetry
If you’re interested in reading The Waste Land, Standard Ebooks has a PD collection of his poetry,[1] and the poem can be read online at https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/t-s-eliot/poetry/text/poet... . [1] https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/t-s-eliot/poetry
……真正的意图，而那是确保一个人永恒名声的唯一方式。”另一方面，如果你把这类作品都排除在外，岂不是也会丢掉许多重要且令人享受的杰作？博尔赫斯的大部分作品、艾略特的《荒原》、DFW（大卫·福斯特·华莱士）的小说和随笔、品钦、荷马，都是我立刻想到的名字。我对待这些书的方法与楼主说的完全相反：试着在完全不借助导读的情况下直接去读……
…meant, and that's the only way of insuring one's immortality." On the other hand if you rule such works out, wouldn't you also get rid of many important and enjoyable works. Much of Borges, Eliot's The Waste Land, DFW's novels and essays, Pynchon, Homer are some of the ones that immediately came to mind. My approach to these books is completely orthogonal to that described in the OP: Try reading it with no guidebooks,…
……Ta所处的时空非常重要。从这个意义上说，这款超棒的 iOS App 彻底颠覆了我对 T·S·艾略特及其经典名篇《荒原》（The Waste of the Land）的理解：https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/the-waste-land/id427434046?m... 强烈推荐。它让人清楚地看到，利用增强内容还能做出多么丰富的事情。
…or her place and time matters a lot. In this sense, this amazing iOS app completely changed my understanding of T.S. Eliot and his classic "The Waste of the Land": https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/the-waste-land/id427434046?m... Highly recommended. It makes it pretty obvious that there is still so much opportunity to do more things with augmented content.
……每个国家要么直接受到冲突的摧残，要么受到旷日持久（且至今仍在持续）的善后问题的间接伤害。欧洲化为一片废墟，更重要的是四分五裂了。去读读 T·S·艾略特的《荒原》吧。它一部分讲的就是他对破碎欧洲的焦虑、对西方文明崩塌的忧虑，以及那场战争彻头彻尾的虚无感。> 这是人们记忆中唯一一场近乎被普遍认为……
…Every country was damaged either directly by the conflict, or indirectly through its protracted (and still ongoing) resolution. Europe was in ruins and more importantly fractured. Go read TS Eliot's The Waste Land. It's partly about his angst of over a broken europe and the collapse of western civilization and the ultimate pointlessness of that war. > It's the only war in living memory considered near universally…
……内在的——在那一刻你痛苦地意识到，大部分痛苦和不适都是你自己造成的，而摆脱这一切的第一步就是认识到这一点。不管是佛陀的《火诫》、艾略特的《荒原》，还是里尔克的《阿波罗的残躯》——这才是答案。而不是抛弃朋友。我们从纽约搬到波特兰是因为我们在纽约过得不好（反之亦然）。换个环境确实能让我们好一阵子……
…internal - a moment of crushing realization that you create most of your own pain and discomfort and the first step to freedom from this is this realization. Whether is it Buddha's Fire Sermon, Eliot's "Waste Land", Rilke's "Headless Torso of Apollo" - this is the answer. Not ditching friends. We move to Portland because we are not doing well in New York (or vice versa). The change in scenery will do us well for…
如果你还没看过的话，真该看看尼克·芒特（Nick Mount）关于艾略特《荒原》的这个讲座：https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxF9xkB5o04 四月是最残忍的月份，在枯死的地里孕育紫丁香，把记忆与渴望混杂在一起，让春雨催动迟钝的根。我最近重读了……
If you haven't already, you should watch this lecture by Nick Mount on Eliot's "The Waste Land": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxF9xkB5o04 April is the cruellest month, breeding Lilacs out of the dead land, mixing Memory and desire, stirring Dull roots with spring rain. I recently reread…