自由爱情或新格马里昂
威廉·哈斯利特的 Liber Amoris 或 The New Pygmalion 作为文学中最令人惊叹的自我暴露行为之一.这不仅仅是一个爱情故事;它是一个生,坚定的下降到不应答激情的心理深,一个精心细节的炼的痴迷,感觉令人不安的现代化. 这篇自白书写于19世纪初,提供了一个惊人的内心洞察,让我们质疑爱情,理智和我们对他人施加的痛苦投影的性质. 今天的听众将发现这是一个令人信服的,几乎是视觉主义的体验,与人类依恋的普遍,经常自杀模式和未实现的渴望的可怕力量共,威胁到完全消耗自我.
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自由爱情或新格马里昂 by William Hazlitt. The underlying text is in the U.S. public domain. We do not republish any modern copyrighted edition, translation, or commentary.
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