Basic introduction topic: whispers between lovers, also known as fragments d 'un conversations amoureux Author: [France] roland barthes? Translator: Wang? /? Wu Peirong? ISBN :9787208085855 Pages: 225 Pages Pricing: 24.00 Yuan Publishing House: Shanghai People's Publishing House Publication Time: June 0, 20091Binding: Paperback Content Introduction, Publication Information, Author Introduction, Book Catalogue and Content Introduction This is a wonderful book that cannot be represented by traditional schools. Here, the author tries a highly neurotic divergent writing style, which combines speculation with direct argument. This is a kind of "zero-degree writing" with a "scattered perspective" like a kaleidoscope: the author captures rich and colorful fragments of love experiences, and the structure is confusing under the reflection of his philosopher's speculative mirror. The author reveals that lovers' whispers are just feelings and thoughts, which are constantly cut and confused. In contrast, the previous eight-part essay on love, love language and "thinking" seems pedantic and shallow ... this is exactly what deconstruction wants to prove. Whispering Lovers is a masterpiece of roland barthes in his later period. The author tried a highly divergent writing style in a deconstructive and speculative way. The author captures the colorful fragments of human love experience, and under the reflection of the mirror of speculation, the structure is confusing, giving readers a reading surprise from time to time. This is a wonderful book that can't be defined by traditional genre. Publishing Information Author: (French) Bart, Wang, Wu Peirong Translation: Shanghai People's Publishing House: June 2009-1 words: 188000 pages: 225 folio: 32 folio paper: offset paper ISBN: 9787208085855 Packing: flat. 19 15-65438 He has made outstanding achievements in the fields of semiotics, psychoanalysis and criticism, hermeneutics and deconstruction, and has had a far-reaching impact on western culture and cultural studies. Lively geniuses always have various interests. He can always see something special beyond ordinary people's cognition. He has cunning wisdom, all extremely ambiguous sacred things, and in the light of this wisdom, they immediately show their ridiculousness and funniness. This wisdom makes us return to rationality and look at our actions with a more objective and peaceful attitude. Roland barthes is undoubtedly a genius of this type. As a master of French semiotics theory and a structuralist thinker, there seems to be no discipline in his thoughts. Whispering of lovers is an indefinable book. As the title of the book shows, it has no lengthy theoretical exposition, but there are many profound insights. It doesn't have the storyline of the novel text, but it has many love scenes that make people linger. He seems to use the lover's mentality and words to arrange the structure of the book very thoughtful, but there is no lack of ridicule afterwards. He began his nonsense about love with an open, smooth and directionless speech. We can't help liking his words and phrases in couples' chat. His colorful, free and happy narrative lures us into the maze of his thoughts and peeks at the cunning wisdom he generated at that time. It is said that roland barthes is the most attractive woman. Especially for those extremely smart and beautiful women, such as Kristeva and susan sontag. His elegant and calm smile seems to have a natural affinity, and even his theories that should be far away show a sense of intimacy at your fingertips. Therefore, roland barthes is the only master I can use the word "like". Marguerite duras, of course, was a little critical of him. This life is full of extreme and sharp female writers, who pay attention to the lust and confrontation between men and women. She said she didn't think Bart, a gay man, could experience true love. Therefore, lovers' whispers are obviously false words, empty and empty. In fact, before making this judgment, Duras ignored the crucial point: roland barthes is a body without boundaries. Just like his writing, it is slender, light and vine-like, but every tentacle is extremely sensitive and full of temptation-this writing can never be defined, and it is difficult to determine where it will roam. However, it is pervasive. Bart is actually an extraordinary master. Bart's body is ambiguous, and he slips out of the traditional gender boundary; Bart's career is also very strange. It seems that he can cross the tall and solid walls of the college at will. As for Bart's works, according to? & gt Terry Eagleton said, "Bookstores are increasingly confused about where is the literary theory part, where is the soft pornographic bookshelf, where is roland barthes's later works, and where is Jackie Collins's latest novel"; Even his name sometimes appears in the most avant-garde academic journals such as Tekel, and sometimes in the most popular fashion magazines in Paris, such as Elle ............................................................................................................................................ No wonder * * * will cheer: "Because of books like Whispering Lovers, the spring of love will come back." How do people in love talk? Those lovers who are in a state of high fever: lovers who are rambling, Rory is wordy, unable to speak, their eyes are flashing, their faces are ups and downs, and they are moody, how can they express and release their inner fanaticism? Bart set up a stage-like scene here, with headless and tailless fragments (a whisper, an expression, a vision, a prop, or a physical action, a detail, a lonely and isolated mentality, an ordinary discourse ...) staged one after another, randomly emerging, piling up, randomly spreading and forking, leading to neglected details in cultural classics. Who has ever looked for the conflict between complex desires and empty words behind admiration for lovers? -and then disappear silently. On this stage, those love stories are wisps, or clusters, flying all over the sky at will, like flying catkins and hairsprings, which cannot be classified, concentrated and orderly, and of course have no center and focus; They are too light and ubiquitous, so they often become blind spots that are not noticed; We use it every day, generation after generation, and the initial * * * and trembling have been slowly smoothed out, or gradually deposited on the unknown dark side; However, only roland barthes can revive them-although this way may still be ambiguous and unpredictable by Barthes: semiotics, Lacan's psychoanalysis, Deleuze's desire theory and Foucault's * * * ethics; Stories, aphorisms, monologues, prose brushwork, deconstructed scalpels, academic quotations, poet-like enthusiasm, stanislavski-like devotion experience, Brecht-like alienation and observation, and even the origin of Latin words ... Finally, it is the chaotic and fiery words of lovers that create an "I" in love-an "I" without gender, age and age. In this sense, Whispers of Lovers can better show roland barthes's personal temperament and unconstrained style. Roland barthes's book catalogue and the publication of his "Whispers of Book Lovers", how does this book constitute "I am intoxicated, and I have given the novel/drama pain in a rigid world"? I like the boat in your gentle and quiet arms. I imagine the exile of oranges. One day, I went crazy. I am embarrassed. Gradiva's blue coat and yellow vest match the unknown scene. Tell me who I love. The insider can't do this anymore. The solution is jealousy. I love your lover's casual love letter. The last leaf is "I am ugly". The indifferent cloud "The Night Lights the Night" Ribbon obscene love tears praise gossip why robbery/drunkenness is regrettable "How blue the sky is" echoes the morning song quarrel "No priest mourns for him" symbolizes uncertainty "Falling sky" Suicide idea is such a combination of warmth and real restraint of drunkenness.