大海啊,大海

艾丽丝·默多克

出版时间

2004-05-01

ISBN

9787806577202

评分

★★★★★
书籍介绍
这并非一个关于大海的浪漫故事,而是一场关于"观看"如何扭曲现实的漫长实验。小说借剧作家查尔斯暮年重建海滨剧场、试图重燃创作激情为主线,却层层剖开自负、嫉妒与虚荣如何把人变成他人的囚徒。真正打动读者的,是默多克对人性幽微处近乎残酷的精准:她让你看清查尔斯如何以"爱"为名行软禁之实,也让你在自己身上认出那些"致人以死地的锁链"。它适合愿意慢下来、不惧怕与一个不讨喜的主角对峙的读者——前半或许沉闷,后半却如浪花般层层推进,逼你不断重新评估眼前的一切。这更像一次对"我们究竟能否看清他人与自己"的哲学叩问,而非简单的道德评判。
AI导读
核心看点
  • 日记体散文结合意识流,细腻刻画人物内心
  • 深刻剖析嫉妒、虚荣等人性弱点与情感纠葛
  • 语言华丽且富含哲学思辨,引用东西方典故
读者共识
  • 语言功力深厚,后半部分情节极具吸引力
  • 人物刻画饱满,但部分读者觉得叙事松散
  • 心理描写深刻,揭示人性幽暗与情感困境
精彩摘录
  • "星星似乎在移动,人们仿佛能感受到夜空吱吱呀呀地做着巨大的转动;只是现在不再有人的知觉可以把握甚至感受到的事件,不再有流星、陨星。一切都在运动,一切都在变化,虽然看得见却又那么神秘。我不再是我,而是一颗动弹不得的原子,原子中的原子,一个势必会着迷的观众,一面反映真实的镜子,它静悄悄地映照出沸腾喧闹的夜空,无穷无尽的金灿灿的星星。"
  • "假若受到真心的膜拜,即使一颗犬牙也会闪闪发光。崇拜的客体被赋予了能量,这是实物论中被验证了的简单常识。在艺术领域里,谎言可以和真理一样予人启迪。说到底什么是真理?我们知道自己不过是一群装模作样的人,是赝品,是一个个错觉堆砌而成的东西。你感觉过什么,想过什么,做过什么,自己能否完全确认?"
  • "短暂的路径是惟一的途径,但却是陡峭的。"
  • "人所具有的虚荣、嫉妒、贪欲和怯懦,构成无数条致人以死地的锁链充斥这个世界,成为他人的陷阱。"
  • "But we lived, in relation to each other, in a cloud of discomfort and anxiety. All this of course in silence. We never spoke of this strange tension between us; perhaps we would not have been able to find word for it. And I doubt if our parents had any idea of it. Even my father, who knew that I env"
  • "'I‘m beginning to think it's because you want my mother to come to you because of me.' The wording of this went so far that I could scarcely say again: no. It was true in a way, but true in a harmless way, an innocuous way, even a wonderful way. As we stared at each other I hoped that he might sudde"
  • "Arrowby understands later on that the monster is a deep, unconscious projection of his voracious jealousy. At first, however, he worries that it is an aftereffect of the LSD he took in the 1960s. (Another sense in which demons proliferate in age is that the body may not recover from the habits of th"
  • "During the novel many of those whom Charles Arrowby has turned to stone in his mind—loved, then discarded, or hated, then frozen out of his love—appear, to reassert their claims on life, either by courting his recognition as do Lizzie Scherer and his cousin James Arrowby, or by insisting, like his a"
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