想想你第一次立志成为一名作家的时刻吧。
使我们成为作家的不是自己的阅历,而是我们对自身经历的理解,以及我们独特的视角。
It's not what happens in our lives that make us writers, it is what we make of it that does. It is our distinctive point of view.
艾里斯·默多克被许多人认为是一位极其出色而又严肃的作家。
Iris Murdoch was regarded by many as a supremely good and serious writer.
That is the special category that Foucault wants to reserve for those privileged figures whom he calls founders of discursivity.
这就是福柯想为那些他称之为散漫性创始人的,特权作家们保留的特殊类别。
And so to see somebody so prolific and who's been that way since he was a teenager, I mean,
所以,(我们)看到这样一个从青年时期就多产的作家,我的意思是,
What happens to those resources that the great modernist writers endowed language with so powerfully earlier in the century?
本世纪早期,杰出的现代主义作家们如此给力,地赋予语言一些资源?
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