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书籍介绍
《记忆传授人》常被当作儿童反乌托邦小说推荐，但它真正锋利之处，恰恰在于它把
作者简介
洛伊丝·劳里，1937年3月出生于夏威夷，父亲在军中担任牙医，他们一家人也随着军队迁移世界各地。二次大战期间，她住在外祖父母位于宾州的老家，十一岁到上高中之前，则在日本度过。后来她进布朗大学就读，但只修完两年课程便结婚了，直到生完四个孩子后才重拾学业，从南缅因大学毕业。洛伊丝·劳里的写作生涯起步较晚，四十岁时才尝试完成小时候的梦想——当一名作家。结果却一鸣惊人，如今她不但是世界知名的作家，还获得两次纽伯瑞金牌奖的肯定。除了写作儿童小说、短篇故事，她也撰写评论、专业的论文。
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核心看点
- 反乌托邦经典，探讨完美社会下的自由代价
- 主角乔纳思接受记忆训练，发现社区谎言
- 引发对记忆、情感与人性选择的深刻思考
读者共识
- 文字平实但寓意深远，是优秀的儿童文学
- 结局开放引发争议，但核心思想震撼人心
- 提醒人们珍视痛苦与快乐并存的生命体验
精彩摘录
- "He remembered when hiss family received lily, the day she was named, the day that she had become a one."
- "A committee was studying the idea. When something went to a committee for study, the people always joked about it. Rules were very hard to change. Sometimes, if it was a very important rule, it would have to go, eventually, to The Receiver for a decision. The Receiver was the most important Elder."
- ""I think newchildren are so cute," Lily sighed. "I hope I get assigned to be a Birthmother." "Lily!" Mother spoke very sharply. "Don't say that. There's very little honor in that Assignment." "Three years," Mother told her firmly. "Three births, and that's all. After that they are Laborers for the r"
- "There was never any confortable ay to mention or discuss one's success without breaking the rule against bragging, even if one didn't mean to. It was a minor rule, rather like rudeness, punishable only by gentle chastisement."
- "It was the sort of thing one didn't ask a friend about because it might have fallen into that uncomfortable category of "being different." Asher took a pill each morning; Jonas did not. Always better, less rude, to talk about things that were the same."
- "The entire community had performed the Ceremony of Loss together, murmuring the neme Caleb throughout and entire day, less and less frequently, fofter in volume, as the long and somber day went on, so that the little Four seemed to fade away gradually from everyone's consciousness. Now, at this spec"
- ""Asher," she said, "Thank you for your childhood.""
- "The Giver sighed. "You're right," he said. "But then everyone would be burdened and pained. They don't want that. And that's the real reason The Receiver is so vital to them, and so honored. They selected me---and you---to lift that burden from themselves.""
用户评论
人没有感觉，没有选择，每长大一岁，就会有新的服装、发型、任务……一切都是被安排的、看起来最适当、最安全、最稳定的生活。人的“解放”就是死刑，同样这也是可以被安排的。最可怕的是所有人都没有记忆，从出生到死亡，只被教唆着要这样做，就觉得天经地义，就接受了一切安排。
你以为这只是虚构的完美社会嘛？这何尝不是我们的生活，到了什么年纪就应该做什么事，一份完美的工作，一个完美的配偶，两个完美的孩子，一儿一女。这都是我们所期望的，可为什么我们还是不喜欢，觉得不寒而栗呢？所有通往天堂的道路终将到达地狱。我们所在的世界就是最好的，有各种问题，但有我们
“渐入佳境”，前1/3内容让人看得很疑惑，作者将答案慢慢揭晓，情节也越来越惊险、刺激。
Memories should be shared
4年后重读这个故事，还是被记忆传授的方式和人类的选择大吃一惊。电影的改编太直白，给孩子看的书里就留下了更多思考。电影总是赤裸裸，不给人留白和想象的空间，而书里乔纳思最后的出逃证明了可能也带出了不确定。人类历史长河里总有不同的角色，而做出不同选择的你和我，会有属于自己的一片天空。
非常不错👍🏻 准备列为娃寒假精度篇目之一
据说是告诉孩子绝对的公平下会出现什么的小说。读了个开头就知道这本书写的是什么了，我也不打算读下去了。这种极端变态的社会虽然不会出现，但却给我们演绎了一个可怕的世界，一个把人当作机械的世界，一个否定人作为个体的价值的世界。所以就这样吧，不读了
解放真正意味着什么出现时 深深的麻木 冰冷彻底展现
没有记忆就没有痛苦也没有快乐。世界只有一个颜色人只能以一种模式长大， 缺斤少两的婴儿和哭哭闹闹的大人小孩都被解放了。这样的死亡来的更容易一些，毕竟有人帮你去死。
让我对自己对周遭有一个反省与审视！
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