By William Shakespeare, Liang Shiqiu
It's a Bilingual version of chinese language and English.
中国广播电视出版社从台湾远东图书公司引进版权，出版了梁实秋翻译的《莎士比亚全集》中英文对照版，这是梁译本《莎士比亚全集》以中英文对照的形式首次在内地出版发行。梁译本的最大特点为：白话散文式的风格；直译，忠实于原文；全译，决不删略原文。除此之外，梁译本还有独到之处：一是加了注释。莎翁作品原文常有版本的困难，晦涩难解之处很多，各种双关语、熟语、俚语、典故也多，猥亵语也不少，梁实秋不但直译，而且加了大量注释，帮助读者理解原文。二是每剧前都加了序言。序言中对该剧的版本、著作年代、故事来源、舞台历史、该剧的意义及批评意见等均有论述。
By Adolfo Bioy Casares
Adolfo Bioy Casares plantea en esta novela, a través de su imaginativa prosa,la duda de si un hombre encerrado en una celda puede sentirse al mismo tiempo libre y absolutamente feliz. los angeles suggestion que germina en los angeles tortuosa mente del gobernador Castel -amo absoluto de las islas de los condenados- es modificar ciertos elementos en los cerebros de los reclusos previamente elegidos, con el fin de otorgarles el poder de captar nuevas percepciones sensoriales. Plan de evasión, libro de pleno de símbolos, claves y alucinantes posibilidades, se mantiene fresco y vigente y es un importante hito en los angeles literatura argentina.
Brilliantly adapting Greek New Comedy for Roman audiences, the chic comedies of Plautus (c. 254-184 BC) are the earliest surviving entire works of Latin literature. The 4 performs gathered the following demonstrate a playwright in his top, exploring vintage topics and constructing normal characters that have been to persuade the comedies of Shakespeare, Molière and so forth. In The Ghost, a dissolute son who has squandered his father's cash is thrown into disarray whilst he returns from in another country, a subject that's explored extra within the comedy of error A Three-Dollar Day. In The Rope—regarded via many because the better of Plautus' plays—the shipwreck of a pimp and his slaves results in the touching reunion of a father and his daughter, whereas Amphitryo, Plautus's merely day trip into divine mythology, bargains a contented account of ways Jupiter grew to become father to Hercules.
For greater than seventy years, Penguin has been the prime writer of vintage literature within the English-speaking international. With greater than 1,700 titles, Penguin Classics represents a world bookshelf of the easiest works all through background and throughout genres and disciplines. Readers belief the series to supply authoritative texts improved by means of introductions and notes by way of distinct students and modern authors, in addition to up-to-date translations through award-winning translators.
By Adrian Poole
In your neighborhood anchorperson, the note "tragedy" brings to brain an unintentional hearth at a low-income house block, the horrors of a ordinary catastrophe, or atrocities taking place in far away lands. To a classicist notwithstanding, the notice brings to brain the masterpieces of Sophocles, Shakespeare, and Racine; appealing dramas that includes romanticized torment. What has tragedy been made to intend through dramatists, storytellers, philosophers, politicians, and newshounds over the past and a part millennia? Why will we nonetheless learn, re-write, and level those outdated performs? This vigorous and interesting paintings provides a wholly special approach which indicates the relevance of tragedy to cutting-edge international, and extends past drama and literature into visible artwork and daily adventure. Addressing questions on trust, blame, mourning, revenge, soreness, and irony, famous pupil Adrian Poole demonstrates the age-old importance of our makes an attempt to make experience of poor suffering.
By Anthezar
Robin; the Boy ask yourself; ex-protégé of Batman the darkish Knight; chief of the teenager Titans; protector of bounce urban, California; and civilian named Richard ‘Dick’ Grayson by no means imagined that convinced judgements he’d make may have one of these transcending impression in his existence. What was once an easy choice to move undercover and check out to win the belief of his arch enemy, Slade, basically ended up destroying the belief of his 4 most sensible friends.
Not merely that, the enigma Slade has his unmarried eye on Robin and needs the Boy Wonder’s skills for himself. abducted via the all strong felony, Robin can't wish to flee and needs to suffer the poor hassle of being lower than the man’s trap. in the course of his struggles to flee, Robin does whatever dangerously silly and finally ends up being harshly punished; crushed till subconscious. indignant at Robin’s remedy, Slade’s ally, Wintergreen, intervenes on his behalf and calls for that Slade swap his tactic in order that the 2 of them may well commence anew.
‘Who is Slade?’
Will Robin be ready to see previous the stiff molds of Hero and Villain? Will he ever be ready to see earlier the masks and notice the genuine guy in the back of it? and may the bond they start to slowly shape tear down Robin’s morals; or will it throw the outdated announcing “Can’t train an previous puppy new tricks” out on its tail?
A tale of sorrow, of soreness, of wish, and of switch – the very unlikely story among a Hero and a Villain, and that even the blackest of hearts have a glimmer of sunshine inside of them.
Genre: Angst, Drama, Humor, Hurt/Comfort, motion, Friendship, family members, Slice of Life
Warnings: Violence, actual abuse, and afterward, light corporal punishment. No slash.
By William Shakespeare
Hamlet is Shakespeare’s most well-liked, and such a lot difficult, play. It follows the shape of a “revenge tragedy,” within which the hero, Hamlet, seeks vengeance opposed to his father’s assassin, his uncle Claudius, now the king of Denmark. a lot of its fascination, besides the fact that, lies in its uncertainties.
between them: what's the Ghost—Hamlet’s father not easy justice, a tempting demon, an angelic messenger? Does Hamlet move mad, or simply fake to? as soon as he's certain that Claudius is a assassin, why does he now not act? used to be his mom, Gertrude, untrue to her husband or complicit in his murder?
The authoritative variation of Hamlet from The Folger Shakespeare Library, the depended on and regular Shakespeare sequence for college kids and basic readers, includes:
-Freshly edited textual content in line with the easiest early revealed model of the play
-Newly revised explanatory notes comfortably put on pages dealing with the textual content of the play
-Scene-by-scene plot summaries
-A key to the play’s recognized strains and phrases
-An creation to studying Shakespeare’s language
-An essay through a number one Shakespeare pupil supplying a latest viewpoint at the play
-Fresh pictures from the Folger Shakespeare Library’s big holdings of infrequent books
-An updated annotated consultant to additional reading
Essay through Michael Neill
The Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, DC, is domestic to the world’s greatest number of Shakespeare’s published works, and a magnet for Shakespeare students from all over the world. as well as exhibitions open to the general public all year long, the Folger bargains an entire calendar of performances and courses. for additional info, stopover at Folger.edu.
By Neil LaBute
His female friend, Marie, via whom he’s fathered a toddler; Marie’s overpowering hope for the fascinating Drum- significant; and the murderous final result of this oppressive admixture of situations is surely one of many bleakest works of global literature. it's also thought of by way of many to mark the start of contemporary drama.
In this strong adaption, Neil LaBute embraces the glittering darkness of Woyzeck's violent, erotic, inhumane international and uncompromisingly makes it his personal. From his starting in an working theatre after which scene via macabre scene, LaBute imbues this vintage along with his singular depth and ethical imaginative and prescient, as he's taking it to its nightmarish conclusion.
Included during this quantity is Neil LaBute’s provocative new monologue “Kandahar,” within which a soldier again from Afghanistan flippantly explains his devastating activities of the day sooner than. A gripping stand-alone piece, this brief paintings can also be a trenchant modern day exploration of the effective and enduring issues of Woyzeck.
The earliest of his performs to outlive is The Persians (Persai), played in 472 BC and in response to stories in Aeschylus's personal existence, particularly the conflict of Salamis.[29] it's special between surviving Greek tragedies in that it describes a up to date ancient event.[2] The Persians makes a speciality of the preferred Greek subject of hubris by way of blaming Persia's loss at the satisfaction of its king.[29] It opens with the arriving of a messenger in Susa, the Persian capital, bearing information of the catastrophic Persian defeat at Salamis to Atossa, the mum of the Persian King Xerxes. Atossa then travels to the tomb of Darius, her husband, the place his ghost seems to give an explanation for the reason for the defeat. it really is, he says, the results of Xerxes' hubris in development a bridge around the Hellespont, an motion which angered the gods. Xerxes seems on the finish of the play, now not figuring out the reason for his defeat, and the play closes to lamentations via Xerxes and the chorus.[30]
By Tennessee Williams
This early full-length play positioned a tender Tennessee Williams' ardour for social justice within the highlight. "Haunting, searing, unforgettable" ―London Herald
In early 1998, sixty years after it was once written, one in every of Tennessee Williams' first full-length performs, Not approximately Nightingales, used to be premiered by way of Britain's Royal nationwide Theatre and was once instantly hailed as "one of the main amazing theatrical discoveries of the final region century (London night Standard). delivered to the eye of the director Trevor Nunn via the actress Vanessa Redgrave (who has contributed a Foreword to this edition), "this early work...changed our conception of a massive author and nonetheless packs a hefty political punch" (London Independent). Written in 1938 and in response to a precise newspaper tale, the play follows the occasions of a jail atrocity which stunned the kingdom: convicts prime a starvation strike in a Pennsylvania criminal have been locked in a steam-heated mobile and roasted to dying. Williams later acknowledged: "I have by no means written whatever considering which could compete with it in violence and horror." Its sympathetic remedy of black and gay characters could have saved the play unproduced in its personal time. yet its flashes of lyricism and compelling discussion presage the nice performs Williams has but to jot down. Not approximately Nightingales indicates us the younger playwright (for the 1st time utilizing his signature "Tennessee") as a political author, obsessed with social injustice, and reflecting the plight of outcasts in melancholy the US. The stylistic affects of ecu Expressionism, radical American theatre of the Nineteen Thirties, and renowned movie make it distinctive one of the crew of 4 early performs. Not approximately Nightingales has been edited through eminent Williams student Allean Hale, who has additionally supplied an illuminating old creation.
By Denene Millner, Mitzi Miller
The Duke sisters go back during this magnificent finale to the Hotlanta trilogy!
At their prestigious Atlanta highschool, twins Sydney and Lauren Duke rule the roost. whereas straight-A Sydney wields her strength in Tory Burch apartments and pearl studs, reckless, sultry Lauren makes it take place as head of the cheerleading squad. however the girls' messy relatives heritage - and their involvement in a gloomy secret- might topple every little thing they carry expensive. Their mom and stepfather are looking to tear aside Sydney and her new boyfriend. And Lauren's real love, Jermaine, is tied to sketchy dealings at the fallacious facet of city. Can the Duke sisters redeem themselves whereas staying real to what's actual?