Unaccustomed Earth (豆瓣)

作者: Jhumpa Lahiri
出版社: Knopf
出版年: 2008-4-1
页数: 352
定价: GBP 16.99
装帧: Hardcover
ISBN: 9780307265739

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　　From the internationally bestselling, Pulitzer Prize—winning author, a superbly crafted new work of fiction: eight stories that take us from Cambridge and Seattle to India and Thailand.
　　In the stunning title story, Ruma, a young mother in a new city, is visited by her father, who carefully tends the earth of her garden, where he and his grandson form a special bond. But he’s ha... (展开全部) 　　

作者简介 · · · · · ·

　　Jhumpa Lahiri is the recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship. Her debut collection of stories, Interpreter of Maladies, was awarded the Pulitzer Prize, the PEN/Hemingway Award, and The New Yorker Debut of the Year. Her novel The Namesake was a New York Times Notable Book, a Los Angeles Times Book Prize finalist, and was selected as one of the best books of the year by many publica... (展开全部)

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tomzzh

I don't know whether it is normal that the immigrants will face in American society. There is supposed to be or expected to create a gap between them and their children. On the one hand, parents are immersed in where they belong to, but, on the other hand, their children embrace the fresh culture more willingly and vibrantly, sometimes beyond their expectations. They want to their children to si... (更多)

I don't know whether it is normal that the immigrants will face in American society. There is supposed to be or expected to create a gap between them and their children. On the one hand, parents are immersed in where they belong to, but, on the other hand, their children embrace the fresh culture more willingly and vibrantly, sometimes beyond their expectations. They want to their children to sip the origins, which is no longer possible in this strange conditions. (收起)

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tomzzh

I have just started reading this book but I have got used to the rhythm of the so-called family life. I have felt a gap between two generations, father and daughter, mother and son. However, there is an intangible intimacy between the grandfather and the grandson. This anomaly just reflects in our culture. It seems that there is a invisible band between incontinuous gernerations. (更多)

I have just started reading this book but I have got used to the rhythm of the so-called family life. I have felt a gap between two generations, father and daughter, mother and son. However, there is an intangible intimacy between the grandfather and the grandson. This anomaly just reflects in our culture. It seems that there is a invisible band between incontinuous gernerations. (收起)

2011-05-09 12:51:51 回应

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tomzzh

I have just started reading this book but I have got used to the rhythm of the so-called family life. I have felt a gap between two generations, father and daughter, mother and son. However, there is an intangible intimacy between the grandfather and the grandson. This anomaly just reflects in our culture. It seems that there is a invisible band between incontinuous gernerations. (更多)

I have just started reading this book but I have got used to the rhythm of the so-called family life. I have felt a gap between two generations, father and daughter, mother and son. However, there is an intangible intimacy between the grandfather and the grandson. This anomaly just reflects in our culture. It seems that there is a invisible band between incontinuous gernerations. (收起)

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tomzzh

I don't know whether it is normal that the immigrants will face in American society. There is supposed to be or expected to create a gap between them and their children. On the one hand, parents are immersed in where they belong to, but, on the other hand, their children embrace the fresh culture more willingly and vibrantly, sometimes beyond their expectations. They want to their children to si... (更多)

I don't know whether it is normal that the immigrants will face in American society. There is supposed to be or expected to create a gap between them and their children. On the one hand, parents are immersed in where they belong to, but, on the other hand, their children embrace the fresh culture more willingly and vibrantly, sometimes beyond their expectations. They want to their children to sip the origins, which is no longer possible in this strange conditions. (收起)

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tomzzh

I don't know whether it is normal that the immigrants will face in American society. There is supposed to be or expected to create a gap between them and their children. On the one hand, parents are immersed in where they belong to, but, on the other hand, their children embrace the fresh culture more willingly and vibrantly, sometimes beyond their expectations. They want to their children to si... (更多)

I don't know whether it is normal that the immigrants will face in American society. There is supposed to be or expected to create a gap between them and their children. On the one hand, parents are immersed in where they belong to, but, on the other hand, their children embrace the fresh culture more willingly and vibrantly, sometimes beyond their expectations. They want to their children to sip the origins, which is no longer possible in this strange conditions. (收起)

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tomzzh

I have just started reading this book but I have got used to the rhythm of the so-called family life. I have felt a gap between two generations, father and daughter, mother and son. However, there is an intangible intimacy between the grandfather and the grandson. This anomaly just reflects in our culture. It seems that there is a invisible band between incontinuous gernerations. (更多)

I have just started reading this book but I have got used to the rhythm of the so-called family life. I have felt a gap between two generations, father and daughter, mother and son. However, there is an intangible intimacy between the grandfather and the grandson. This anomaly just reflects in our culture. It seems that there is a invisible band between incontinuous gernerations. (收起)

2011-05-09 12:51:51 回应

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