Conversations with E L Doctorow 文学访谈系列 E L 多克托罗 英文原版
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作者Christopher D Morris
出版社University Press
ISBN9781578061440
出版时间1999-07
印刷时间1999-07
印数1千册
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页数277页
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Format Paperback | 277 pages
Dimensions 152 x 229 x 14.99mm | 390.09g
Publication date 30 Aug 2011
Publisher University Press of Mississippi
Publication City/Country Jackson, United States
Language English
ISBN10 157806144X
ISBN13 9781578061440
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我们生活在一个国家的意识形态中，而这个意识形态对我们来说是看不见的，因为我们在它里面。"" 在他的职业生涯开始时，E.L.多克托罗告诉保罗-莱文，"由历史学家写的历史显然是不够的"。多克托罗的小说通过想象美国历史上的伟大时刻--旧西部、镀金时代、大萧条、冷战--作为背景，讲述了美国令人痛心的道德痛苦和不公正的故事，来贯彻这一信念。
在《与E.L.多克托罗的对话》中，克里斯托弗-D.莫里斯收集了20多篇对这位广受赞誉的《拉格泰姆》、《世界博览会》、《比利-巴斯盖特》、《丹尼尔之书》及其他小说、戏剧和短篇小说作者的较具启示性的访谈。无论背景或时间段如何，多克托罗的人物在小说家对历史的再现中引发了一种无与伦比的紧迫感。在他的作品中，美国梦和他笔下的人物试图赖以生存的价值观变成了疯狂和灰烬。
在这本文集中，多克托罗不仅从国家和文学史的角度探讨了他作品的主题，而且还从当代美国文化中令人不安的趋势角度进行了探讨。谈到风格，多克托罗讨论了他对视角转换和不可靠叙述者的实验，认为这是读者已经习惯了的现代主义遗产的一部分。但他强调，这些技巧总是从属于讲述一个好故事和创造令人难忘的人物。
"他说："我在《布衣》中对J.P.摩根的描述比他的授权传记更真实地反映了这个人的灵魂和他的生活实质。多克托罗在评论界和大众中的成功来自于对这些伟大人物的创造和再创造，以及讲述迷人的故事，在这些故事中，作家作为独立的证人，见证了推动我们历史的理想和腐败。
克里斯托弗-D-莫里斯自1996年以来一直是位于佛蒙特州诺斯菲尔德的诺里奇大学的查尔斯-A-丹纳英语教授。他也是《失实的模型》的作者。论E.L. Doctorow的小说，并定期在《俄亥俄评论》、《批评》和《电影评论》等杂志上发表文章。
We're living a national ideology that's invisible to us because we're inside it."" At the outset of his career E. L. Doctorow told Paul Levine, ""History written by historians is clearly insufficient."" Doctorow's novels carry out that conviction by imagining the great moments of American history--the Old West, the gilded age, the Depression, the cold war--as backdrops for tales of excruciating moral pain and injustice in America.
In Conversations with E. L. Doctorow Christopher D. Morris has gathered over twenty of the most revelatory interviews with the acclaimed author of Ragtime, World's Fair, Billy Bathgate, The Book of Daniel, and other novels, plays, and short stories. Whatever the setting or time period, Doctorow's characters spark an unparalleled urgency in the novelist's recreations of history. In his work the American dream and the values his characters try to live by turn to madness and ashes.
Within this collection Doctorow explores the themes of his work not only in the contexts of national and literary history but also in terms of disturbing trends in contemporary American culture. Talking about style, Doctorow discusses his experiments with shifting points of view and unreliable narrators as part of the modernist heritage to which readers have become accustomed. But he stresses that these techniques are always subordinate to the telling of a good story and the creation of memorable characters.
""My portrait of J. P. Morgan in Ragtime is truer to the man's soul and the substance of his life than his authorized biography,"" he says. Doctorow's critical and popular success comes from the creation and re-creation of such great characters and the telling of captivating stories in which the writer serves as an independent witness to both the ideals and the corruptions that have driven our history.
Christopher D. Morris has been the Charles A. Dana Professor of English at Norwich University in Northfield, Vermont, since 1996. He is also the author of Models of Misrepresentation: On the Fiction of E. L. Doctorow and regularly publishes in journals like The Ohio Review, Critique, and Film Criticism.
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克里斯托弗-D-莫里斯自1996年以来一直是佛蒙特州诺斯菲尔德的诺里奇大学的查尔斯-A-丹纳英语教授。他也是《错误陈述的模式》的作者。论E. L. Doctorow的小说，并定期在《俄亥俄评论》、《批评》和《电影评论》等杂志上发表文章。
Christopher D. Morris has been the Charles A. Dana Professor of English at Norwich University in Northfield, Vermont, since 1996. He is also author of Models of Misrepresentation: On the Fiction of E. L. Doctorow and regularly publishes in journals like The Ohio Review, Critique, and Film Criticism.
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