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Sách được viết bởi Bởi:
** spoiler alert ** The first time I read ACO, back in high school, I struggled for the first third (just about wore myself out flipping back and forth between the text and glossery), but the it clicked and I just sank into the language. That's still the main pleasure here - I mean, the story is well worth it, but Alex's rolling nadsat places a layer of beauty over the rape and ultraviolence. Without that, Burgess would have had a hell of a time getting any sympathy for his hooligans. I could sit and discuss ACO for hours, but I also feel like pretty much everything's been said. Which is more desirable - the evil of the individual or the control of the state? I imagine your opinion depends on whether you're putting in the boot or catching it in the yarbles. As a side note, some of the my favorite oi songs reference ACO, but I suspect that lingering association has more to do with the Kubrick vision than simply the novel. final thought: You don't have to love it, but it probably ought to read it. epicdystopia.blogspot.com
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Phạm Kim Thạch
3.5 stars... I think was one of her earlier books. The writing style is still very good and I didn't really feel the need to skim. The plot is great in this book. Some of the lines are cheesy, but overall still a good read.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Trần Ai
I'm very slowly working through this collection of essays from one of my favorite thinkers. What a remarkable mind!
Crappy. Seriously, this came highly recommended, but I was totally unimpressed. At the same time as he pushes the obvious (don't tell your son to "act like a man" when he cries, take his feelings seriously, &etc.) the author is also doing whole chapters on the special (and different!) relationships between mothers and sons and fathers and sons. In other words, there's no attempt to repudiate the gender divide, only to ameliorate its negative effects on boys. He's perpetuating the mother/father gendered responsibility and affect split even as he bemoans the trials young boys go through in a gendered world. I stopped reading about 2/3 of the way through because I was too irritated to continue.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Marvel
I really wanted to read this because it is a classic, and quotes all the time. But besides the opening line, I found it boring, I could not get into it, and did not finish it. I'm sure it is great, I just could not get into it.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nhiều Tác Giả
Great classic on the subject of discrimination!
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Yoshihiko Inui
my mom got me it, thought id hate it. i really loved it!!!!
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Lê Thu Thùy
This book was a phenomenal piece of historical fiction that really made history come alive. The story begins when Kleopatra Selene and Alexander are taken from Egypt after Egypt has been conquered and their mother has committed suicide. They are taken to Rome along with their younger brother who never actually makes it their, dying on the boat trip. Selene and Alexander are sent to live with the sister of Caesar Octavian and are treated as part of the ruling family for years but the thought always comes to them: will we ever get out of Rome? will we ever return to Egypt? what will happen to us when we get older and are more of a threat?
Great book for ages 2-4.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Waiwaitu
** spoiler alert ** As I started reading this novel, I ran across notes I had made no telling how long ago, indicating I had read it once before. Even now, having finished the book for the second time, I have no memory of an earlier reading--and I'm not surprised. Said to be laugh-out-loud funny, the book is an account of a series of momentous events in the life of an adolescent girl, then adult, events that clearly scar her into becoming an addict of various stripes. Yet every event is described with a complete lack of affect, which makes for an odd effect on the reader. Perhaps we are meant to read into the events, supplying the feelings that the author herself withholds. If so, in my estimation the author fails here, because instead of feeling sympathy for the main character, I feel practically nothing at all. No wonder I can't remember this book.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Quách Giao
这是我此前读过《死者的责任》之后的第二本贝丝·克劳福德小说。在这本小说中,我们发现贝丝(Bess)护理一名严重烧伤的飞行员,把自己妻子的照片印在他的身上,从而使自己参与到他人事务中。回到英格兰后不久,贝丝目睹了妻子和可能的恋人在火车站间插曲。飞行员死后,他的妻子在离开贝斯地狱以至于陷入困境后不久被谋杀。其他几人被谋杀或袭击,贝丝很快就因问了太多问题而陷入杀手的十字准线。贝丝相当管闲,她不介意与他人做生意。对我而言,这本书的优势并不是什么谜。我并不在乎作弊的妻子是否能得到正义,而她包围自己的人在大多数情况下通常是难以区分的。我个人喜欢阅读有关贝丝和这段英国历史的文章。我希望我们能在今天的时代中拥有本书所描述的文明程度。不允许男人上楼吗?爱它。我猜是因为战争,人们似乎真的花时间互相照顾,而今天却很难做到这一点。我喜欢阅读贝丝(Bess)担任护士的时间。我不知道护士们正在治疗德国人病人以及他们自己的伤员。我抬头看着伊迪丝·卡维尔(Edith Cavill),这是一个我从未听说过的有趣故事。我也喜欢阅读有关贝丝的室友和父母的文章。我特别喜欢阅读有关西蒙·布兰登的文章。他们什么时候会聚在一起?他们的关系正以冰河般的速度前进,我真的希望下本书在这方面有所发展。贝丝需要开始花一些时间在自己的事务上。
Người dùng coi những cuốn sách này là thú vị nhất trong năm 2017-2018, ban biên tập của cổng thông tin "Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn" khuyến cáo rằng tất cả các độc giả sẽ làm quen với văn học này.