• Thornton Wilder:The Bridge of San Luis Rey and Other Novels 1926-1948 (Library of America No. 194)
  • Thornton Wilder:The Bridge of San Luis Rey and Other Novels 1926-1948 (Library of America No. 194)
  • Thornton Wilder:The Bridge of San Luis Rey and Other Novels 1926-1948 (Library of America No. 194)
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Thornton Wilder:The Bridge of San Luis Rey and Other Novels 1926-1948 (Library of America No. 194)

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作者Thornton Wilder 著

出版社The Library of America

出版时间2009-08

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  • 作者 Thornton Wilder 著
  • 出版社 The Library of America
  • 出版时间 2009-08
  • 版次 1
  • ISBN 9781598530452
  • 定价 258.90元
  • 装帧 精装
  • 开本 其他
  • 纸张 其他
  • 页数 731页
  • 正文语种 英语
  • 丛书 Library of America (Hardcover)
【内容简介】
ThorntonWilderwastherarewriterwhoseachievementsasaplaywrightwerematchedbyequalabilitiesasanovelist.AscompaniontoitsvolumeofWilder'scollectedplays,TheLibraryofAmerica'seditionofhisearlynovelsandstoriesbringstogetherfivenovelsthathighlighthiswit,erudition,innovativeformalstructures,andphilosophicalwisdom.Drawingonthepost-collegiateyearhespentinRome,WilderfashionedinTheCabalaataleofyouthfulenchantmentwiththeEternalCityintheformofafictitiousmemoirofanAmericanstudentandtheenigmaticcoterieofnobleRomanswhodrawhimintotheirmidst.HefollowedthisdebutnoveltwoyearslaterwithTheBridgeofSanLuisRey,whichcatapultedhimtoliteraryprominenceandearnedhimthefirstofhisthreePulitzerprizes."TheBridge,"Wilderlaterwrote,"askedthequestionwhethertheintentionthatliesbehindlovewassufficienttojustifythedesperationofliving."Setin18th-centuryPeru,thebookisakindoftheologicaldetectivestoryconcerningafriar'sinvestigationsintothelivesoffiveindividualsbeforetheywerekilledinabridgecollapse.Anelegantlytoldparable,withcrediblehistoricalambienceandpsychologicallyroundedcharacters,TheBridgeofSanLuisReyisprimarilyaprobinginquiryintothenatureofdestinyanddivineintention:WhydidGodallowtheseparticularpeopletodie?TheWomanofAndros,basedontheAndriaofRomanwriterTerence,isameditationontheancientworldfilteredthroughthesensibilityofameditativecourtesan;Heaven'sMyDestination,adeparturefromWilder'shistoricalthemes,isapicaresquerompthroughDepression-eraAmerica;andTheIdesofMarchtakesupthestoryofJuliusCaesar'sassassinationbyimaginingtheexchangeoflettersamongsuchprominentancientfiguresasCatullus,Cleopatra,Cicero,andCaesarhimself,"gropingintheopenseasofhisunlimitedpowerforthefirstprincipleswhichshouldguidehim."Thevolumeconcludeswithaselectionofearlyshortstories-amongthem"PrécautionsInutiles,"publishedhereforthefirsttime-andaselectionofessaysthatoffersWilder'sinsightsintotheworksofSteinandJoyce,aswellasalectureonletterwritersthatbearsonbothTheBridgeofSanLuisReyandTheIdesofMarch.
【作者简介】
J.D.McClatchy,editor,istheauthorofmanybooksofpoetryandessays,including,forTheLibraryofAmerica,AmericanWritersatHome.HewrotethelibrettoforNedRorem'soperaticversionofWilder'sOurTown.HeteachesatYaleUniversity.--Thistextreferstoanoutofprintorunavailableeditionofthistitle.
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