J.M.库切
J.M. Coetzee
David Attwell · 初版 1993 年
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“David Attwell 为南非小说家 J. M. Coetzee 的文学与政治品格进行辩护，认为他在探讨本国伦理危机的同时，也吸纳了后现代文化的文本转向。作为一种‘情境元小说’的形式，Coetzee 的长篇小说被证明重构并批判了从十八世纪至今殖民主义与种族隔离历史中的一些核心话语。尽管在虚构创作中充满自省，Coetzee 的作品仍严肃对待其诞生的社会现实。”“Attwell 首先描述了
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J.M. 库切写过一部叫《少年》（Youth）的中篇小说：http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2002/may/04/fiction.jmcoetze... ——里面有一段关于 60 年代在 IBM 写代码的精彩描写，虽然这本书本身并不是……
J.M. Coetzee wrote a novella called Youth: http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2002/may/04/fiction.jmcoetze... – it features a great section about programming at IBM during the 60s, and although the book itself is not…
读读严肃小说吧。试试豪尔赫·路易斯·博尔赫斯，或者诺奖得主 J·M·库切。克里希那穆提也值得一读。
Read heavy fiction. Try Jorge Luis Borges, or the Nobel winning J M Coetzee. Krishnamurti is worth a read.
……触及了很多禁忌话题。我不知道它们有没有从葡萄牙语翻译成其他语言的靠谱译本。我最喜欢的“有英文版”的书是 J.M. 库切的《动物的生命》（The Lives of Animals）：<https://tannerlectures.utah.edu/_resources/documents/a-to-z/...>。
…touches lots of tabboo topics. I don't know if there are decent translations of them from Portuguese to other languages. My favorite book _that is available in English_ is "The Lives of Animals", by J.M. Coetzee: <https://tannerlectures.utah.edu/_resources/documents/a-to-z/...>.
诺贝尔奖得主 J. M. 库切年轻时当过程序员——他在自传体小说《少年》里描写过这段经历。著名小说家理查德·鲍尔斯年轻时也做过程序员——他生命中的那段经历……
The Nobel prize winning author J. M. Coetzee worked as a programmer when he was young - he describes it in his autobiographical novel, Youth. The promiment novelist Richard Powers worked as a programmer when he was young - that part of his life…
诺奖得主 J.M. 库切的《少年：外省生活场景 II》对他 1960 年代在伦敦当程序员的生活有着有趣的展现。非诺奖得主米歇尔·维勒贝克的书《Whatever》（扩张领域）则是一部黑暗但有点……
Nobel prizewinner J.M. Coetzee's "Youth: Scenes from Provincial Life II" has an interesting look at his life as a computer programmer in London in the 1960s. Non Nobel-winner Michel Houellbecq's book "Whatever" is a dark but somewhat…
这完全就是我对 J.M. 库切的《耻》（Disgrace）的看法。换个人来写也能写成那样，而且如果这本书从没出版过，大家的日子反而都会好过得多。不知道我以后会不会尝试重读它，看看到底是不是我漏掉了什么。
This is exactly what I thought of Disgrace by J.M. Coetzee. Someone else could have written that book, and we'd all be better off for it having never been published. I wonder if I'll ever try to reread it hoping I missed something.