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『簡體書』《弟子规》译介(汉英对照)——基于人类世生态诗学视角

書城自編碼: 3524218
分類: 簡體書→大陸圖書→外語对外汉语
作者: 李毓秀,贾存仁
國際書號(ISBN): 9787513069908
出版社: 知识产权出版社
出版日期: 2020-07-01

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書度/開本: 32开 釘裝: 平装

售價:NT$ 354

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內容簡介:
本书分别以三词诗韵和阐释的形式,译介了《弟子规》这部中国经典童蒙,既传达了原作风貌,便于学习者诵咏,又辅助和强化了其理解原作寓意。为了满足海内外学者研究需要,本译著借鉴了人类世生态批评和跨文化等理论视角,邀请了国内外生态批评界、诗歌界、翻译界等领域学者重读这部儒家童蒙,扬其所长,揭其所短,向读者传达了其当代自然生态、社会生态和精神生态价值,有助于培养读者对典籍学习、研究的批判性思维和分析性思维。此译著不仅内含插画,辅之以哲理短诗,颇具独特西方视角,还提供了拼音注音,方便汉语非母语学习者学习汉语。本译著将序、跋、插画等副文本与译文主文本形成有机统一体,面向如国内外翻译学、中国典籍外译、生态批评、国际中国学、对外汉语教学等专业领域的学者、译者、高校师生、学习者以及相关领域的爱好者等。
關於作者:
许景城,诗人、译者、学者,广东外语外贸大学英语语言文化学院教师,英国威尔士班戈大学文学批评与翻译学博士,英国生态批评期刊《生态公民》编委会顾问,加拿大女王大学宗教学院SNC 实验室合作研究员,伦敦三一学院颁发、英国文化教育协会认证的国际英语教师资格证TESOL(Level5)证书获得者。擅长中英文诗词写作和英汉互译,诸多作品散见于《英语世界》《外国文艺》《世界汉学》等刊物,以及流传于网络。主编知识产权出版社林苑双龙译丛系列丛书,参编《中国典籍英译析读》(主编之一,知识产权出版社,2017年版)等多部大学教材。多篇英文学术文章发表于Modern Language Review和Perspectives:
Studies in Translation Theory and Practice等A&HCI学术刊物。
目錄
目录
序x言yn
生态儒家善行守则 Ⅵ
跨文化诗学 Ⅻ
生态异曲同工:《弟子规》和西方环境运动 ⅩⅪ
译y者zhě前qin言yn
人类世生态诗学:以《弟子规》为例 ⅩⅩⅤ
总zǒng叙 x
《弟子规》:总叙
第d一章zhāng入r则z孝xio
论孝
第d二r章zhāng出chū则z悌
为人父母
第d三sān章zhāng谨jǐn
激流
第d四s章zhāng信xn
资源枯竭
第d五wǔ章zhāng泛fn爱i众zhng
地球与蜻蜓
第d六li章zhāng亲qīn爱i仁rn
稍纵即逝:昙花一现
第d七qī章zhāng余y力l学xu文wn
舞者
跋b
双龙对话
从生态印象主义视角诠释《弟子规》
译y者zhě后hu记j
CONTENTS
Preface
An Eco-Confucian Instruction Manual for
Good Behaviour Ⅵ
A Transcultural Poetics Ⅻ
Eco-Affinities between Diziguiand Environmental
Western Campaigners ⅩⅪ
Introduction
An Anthropocenic Ecopoetics: the Case of Dizigui ⅩⅩⅩ
Proem
The Dizigui: All Chapters
Chapter Filial Duties Indoors
On Filial Duty
Chapter Good Brothers Outdoors
Parenthood
Chapter Carefulness
Perilous Water
Chapter Honesty
Vanishing Resource
Chapter Love Every Being
The Planet and the Dragonfly
Chapter Adhere to Virtues
Transience
Chapter Learn Arts as Gift Starts
The Dancer
Afterword
Two Dragonsin Dialogue
An Eco-Impressionist Way of Illustrating Dizigui
內容試閱
An Eco-Confucian Instruction Manual for Good Behaviour
Professor Scott Slovic
University of Idaho, USA
When I attempted to characterize the essential rhetorical elements of nature writing in a 1996 essay titled Epistemology and Politics in American Nature Writing, I found myself dwelling on the vacillating proportions of rhapsody celebratory language and jeremiad warning language in literary prose concerned with the relationship between humans and the planet. Many writers I traced in my article, from Rachel Carson to Ann Zwinger, demonstrated variable mixtures of these modes of discourse. What I failed to discern in their writings, though, was the element of specific guidance or instruction, even though literary prose in Western culture, certainly in the American tradition, derives much of its heritage from the genre of the religious sermon, and sermons are inherently instructive. The sermonizer interprets a religious text and then uses this reading as the basis for guiding listeners toward right behaviour.
Henry David Thoreau came close to sermonizing in the Higher Laws chapter of Walden1954, warning readers of the mind-numbing dangers of certain foods and drinks and advocating an ascetic diet he thought would support a habit of attention, an awakened state of mind. Yet it is difficult to take anything at face value in Walden, as Thoreaus literary strategy was one of earnestly playful paradox and self-contradiction, one moment calling for the reading of ancient Greek and Latin texts as a way to keep ones mind alert, the next suggesting that the most noble thing to do is to hoe beans in the garden plot, and a few pages later expressing an animalistic yearning to devour a woodchuck raw. Just as it is difficult to decipher the moral prescriptions in Walden, I find it challenging to discern sermonic instructions in more recent environmental writing. Rachel Carson said we should beware of the dangers of agricultural pesticides in Silent Spring1962, and Bill McKibben raised the clarion cry about global warming in The End of Nature1989. WarningsJeremiads! Others, from Annie Dillard in Teaching a Stone to Talk 1982 to Rick Bass in Wild to the Heart1987, celebrate the wildness of the human mind and the world beyond our control Rapsody! But both the jeremiadic and rhapsodic texts offer essentially the same broad instructions: pay attention.
Thats why it is somewhat startling, and curiously refreshing, for a Western reader to encounter Dizigui, this catalog of seven basic instructions, or standards of behaviour, regarding filial duties, brotherly behaviour, caution, honesty, love, goodness, and beauty. In his introduction to this volume, Peter Jingcheng Xu points to the Anthropocenic urgencyof bringing together scholars from diverse disciplines, particularly from the sciences and the humanities, for conversation about the endangered Earth in this bio-geological epoch of uncertainty. The sense of intensified urgency suggested here is also inspiring more and more trans-national collaborations and exchanges of cultural perspectives. This translation of Diziguiinto English and its presentation together with multiple commentaries or artistic responses by the Chinese translator and various Western scholars exemplifies the spirit of international cooperation that characterizes what Xu calls trans-cultural Anthropocenic ecopoetics. But there is a stark difference between the explicit didacticism in this book and what one typically finds in contemporary environmental humanities scholarship.
Recent scholarship excels at exploding our preconceptions about human relationships with the more-than-human and at revealing anthropogenic destruction of the planet and vulnerable human and non-human communities. Rob Nixons Slow Violence and the Environmentalism of the Poor2011 castigates neoliberal economic policy from an environmental justice and postcolonial ecocritical perspective, while Ursula Heises Imagining Extinction: The Cultural Meanings of Endangered Species 2016 presents the ongoing disappearance of species as not only an ecological crisis but as a failure of the human imagination to appreciate and react to the magnitude of the crisis. A rising chorus of environmental scholars has reshaped our understanding of the human bond with physical nature: such publications as Stacy Alaimos Bodily Natures: Science, Environment, and the Material Self2010 and Serenella Iovino and Serpil Oppermanns collection Material Ecocriticism2014 highlights the constant flow transcorporeal of matter between human bodies and the body of the world and the inherent story within all physical phenomena. Sarah Nolans Unnatural Ecopoetics: Unlikely Spaces in Contemporary Poetry2017 operates with a broad and flexible view of environment, including constructed spaces and even textual spaces within the rubric of ecopoetics, not only primal, organic territories and forces. In Nature Writing of the Anthropocene2017, Christian Hummelsund Voie argues that Anthropocenic writing about the natural world must be fully attuned to the destructive impact of human action upon the planets life-support systems and must therefore be almost exclusively jeremiadic in its condemnation of how our species behaves, how we misbehave. This is all important, consciousness-raising work, but it leaves readers without a blueprint for action.
Although the specific instructions available in Diziguiare mostly absent from Western environmental humanities scholarship, in a study titled Affective Ecologies: Empathy, Emotion, and Environmental Narrative2017, Alexa Weik von Mossner cites Elaine Scarrys and Marco Caracciolos theoretical work that compares literary narratives to instruction manuals. Weik von Mossner takes the example of John Muirs classic text of American nature writing, The Mountains of California1894, as a work that brings the reader through vivid narrative into the mountains and offers instructions through stories about how to properly experience the landscape and cherish the world. I would suggest that Xus translation of Diziguigoes several steps further than Muir in offering specific instructions for proper, mindful behaviour. This eco-Confucian tonic is desperately needed at a time in history, the beginning of the third decade of the twenty-first century, when we worry not only about the chronic problems of human overpopulation, resource exploitation, and habitat despoilation, but the rogueish behaviour of regimes full of climate-change deniars, fossil-fuel executives, hyper-nationalists, and xenophobes.

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