Walking Through These Words in Sweat
by Ling Yue
About This Novel
This book contains twenty-four critical works written by Ling Yue. The author inherits the critical tradition from Trilling and Wilson, pays attention to literary works that are closely related to social reality, and explores the relationship between literature and morality. This book can be regarded as a cultural profile of the first 20 years of this century. It is also Ling Yue's profound thinking on literature as an intellectual with a strong sense of responsibility. The book is divided into three volumes. The first volume, "Literature from a Moral Perspective," is mainly about novel reviews, including the work "The Anxiety of the Goalkeeper When Facing the Penalty Kick" by the recent Nobel Prize winner Peter Handke, as well as classics such as "Lord of the Flies"; The second volume of "The Immortal Soul of Russia" focuses on the poets of the Silver Age, including the past events of Akhmatova, Brodsky, Tsvetaeva and others, Berlin's interactions with these poets, and his comments on writers such as Auden and Ciolan. The third volume is mainly poetry criticism, including criticism of new trends in contemporary poetry such as Celan, Dickinson, Masters, Chinese poets Lan Lan, Huang Canran, Yu Xiuhua, and workers' poetry.
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