悲惨世界

Les Miserable

Victor Hugo · 初版 1862 年

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  • 我没法读《悲惨世界》(Les Miserables)的法文原版(尽管我在高中上了 5 年法语课),但我很喜欢它的译本。这算不算是功能性文盲?

    I can’t read Les Miserable in its original French (despite 5 years of high school French class), but I love it in translation. Does that make me functionally illiterate?

  • 维克多·雨果生来就是为了让托尔斯泰显得言简意赅的。托尔斯泰虽然有时罗里吧嗦,但奥斯特里茨战役和博罗季诺战役对小说的情节推进至关重要。《悲惨世界》里写滑铁卢勉强有一点点推动剧情的作用,但滑铁卢那整整十二章,大部分不过是雨果用来长篇大论兜售自己理论的借口罢了。

    Victor Hugo was born to make Tolstoy seem laconic. Tolstoy can be prolix, but Austerlitz and Borodino are critical to the action of the novel. Waterloo has a minor plot justification inn Les Miserable, but most of the twelve chapters on Waterloo are just Hugo's excuse for spinning his theories.

  • …穿插着说明性段落和直接推动剧情发展的章节。《愤怒的葡萄》里这一点我很喜欢。我不太确定自己是对《悲惨世界》(Les Miserables)里说理与叙事的比例有意见,还是对《悲惨世界》所处的那个时代缺乏共鸣。不管它是不是写给小孩子看的,我肯定不会把《公主新娘》(The Princess Bride)当作伟大小说的典范。我认为…

    …with expository sections interspersed with sections that directly advance the plot. I quite liked that about the Grapes of Wrath. I'm not sure if I take issue with the exposition/advancement ratio in Les Miserable, or if I feel less of a connection with the period Les Miserables is set in. For children or not, I certainly won't hold The Princess Bride up as example of greatness. I would claim that the fact that…

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