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"Brigg's Notebooks with Annotations" Author: [Austria] Rainer Maria Rilke Publisher: East China Normal University Press
"Brigg's Notebooks with Annotations" Author: [Austria] Rainer Maria Rilke Publisher: East China Normal University Press
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Editor's Recommendations
★"The Brig Notebooks" is a novel by the poet Rilke. The Chinese version is directly translated from the original German.
★"The Annotated Edition of Brig's Notebooks" is a detailed annotation of the novel text by Chinese scholars based on many years of translation and research. The reference materials, notes and interpretations are twice the length of the original text of the novel, and it has groundbreaking significance in the domestic and international Rilke research circles.
★ Well-made, readable and collectible! The cover is gold-stamped and embossed, the background is Rilke's handwriting, the texture is distinct, and the text is printed in two colors. Small 32-page, elegant and delicate yet heavy.
Introduction
The Annotated Edition of Brig's Notebooks contains the poet Rilke's novel "Brig's Notebooks" and a large number of annotations written by Chinese scholar Chen Zao.
"Brigg's Notebook" is a novel written by the poet Rilke in his lifetime, which took 6 years to write. There is no plot throughout the book, but only fragmentary thoughts. The protagonist of the novel is Brigg, a 28-year-old Danish nobleman who wandered around Paris and wrote 71 notes. The notes can be roughly divided into three parts: Brigg's impression of Paris, childhood memories, and his reflections on cognition, writing, time, existence and history.
The Annotated Edition of Brig's Notebooks adds about twice as much reference material, annotations and interpretations as the original text, and has groundbreaking significance in the domestic and international Rilke research community.
About the Author · · · · · ·
Rainer Maria Rilke (1875-1926), an Austrian poet, was an outstanding German rhythmic poet in the 20th century. He was called "the greatest poet in Europe since the 17th century" by Auden. His representative works include "Autumn", "The Leopard" and the long poem "Duino Elegies". In addition to writing German poetry, Rilke also wrote novels, plays, some essays and French poetry. His collection of letters is also an important part of Rilke's literary works. Rilke had a profound influence on the poetry genre and style of the late 19th century and European decadent literature.
Chen Zao, female, graduated from Peking University School of Medicine in 2006. In 2016, she received her Ph.D. in German Language and Literature from Shanghai International Studies University. She is currently teaching at the School of Foreign Languages, Shenzhen University. She has published translations such as Brig's Notebooks (written by Rilke, East China Normal University Edition, 2015, revised edition in 2019), A History of Hellenism: Alexander the Great (written by Gustave Droysen, East China Normal University Edition, 2017), The Book of Lost Things (written by Judit Sharansky, CITIC Edition, 2020), and The Iliad and Her Poets (written by Carl Reinhardt, East China Normal University Edition, 2021), and has published several papers in academic journals such as Foreign Literature Review and Foreign Literature.
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