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[美] 珍妮弗·伊根

出版时间

2026-07-31

ISBN

9787521782455

评分

★★★★★
书籍介绍
◆《恶棍来访》作者、普利策文学奖得主珍妮弗·伊根新作 ◆谁能抗拒重温自己记忆的机会?如果代价是允许他人进入你的思想? ◆《瞬息全宇宙》制作公司A24重磅剧集原著 ◆玛格丽特·阿特伍德、奥巴马 推荐 ◆《纽约客》《时代》《卫报》《奥普拉日报》《今日美国》年度选书,入选《纽约时报》《娱乐周刊》《出版人周刊》等年度十大好书 ◆科技正在如何侵蚀人之为人的根本? ◆一场快节奏、多声部的狂想曲,描绘了一个被邪恶科技笼罩的社会,这种科技允许他人进入你的思想。令人不寒而栗! ——玛格丽特·阿特伍德(《使女的故事》作者) - 科技大亨比克斯·布顿偶然发现意识外化技术,十年内,比克斯推出的新产品“掌控你的潜意识”——让人能获取所有过往记忆,并通过分享记忆来换取他人记忆——俘获无数用户,迅速风靡全球。一时间,记忆成了一种可供交换的新型通货,但代价是永久丧失隐私权…… - 永远不要相信糖果屋! 所有看似免费的东西,最终都会让你付出代价。 为什么没人明白这一点?
作者简介
作者简介 作者| (美)珍妮弗·伊根 Jennifer Egan 出生于美国芝加哥,在旧金山长大,先后就读于宾夕法尼亚大学和英国剑桥大学圣约翰学院。2011年凭《恶棍来访》获得包括普利策奖、美国国家书评人协会奖在内的多项大奖。其他代表作品有《看不见的马戏团》《望着我》《塔楼》《翡翠城》等。 译者简介 译者 | 李思璟 毕业于北京第二外国语学院,新闻专业与英语专业双学士。曾就读于比利时鲁汶大学社会与文化人类学专业。译作有《女性、艺术与社会》《邪恶的幸福》《似爱而非》等。
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  • "Had she learned to read for real, rather than the pecking way that's still the best she can do—had she happened to read Carson McCullers's The Member of the Wedding, for example, which Molly Cooke read aloud at Bright Day in three installments—she would have discovered that the exact emotions she ex"
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