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Rebirth
This book is a kind of "The Complete Works of Susan Sontag", the first volume of Sontag's diary, which spans from 1947 to 1963. These 16 years are the process of Sontag's growth from a young girl to a young writer and a single mother. The central content of her life is to experience it at all costs: to read eagerly and to "understand" with all her strength. Life and writing are inseparable, thus partially answering the question "Why Sontag is Sontag?"
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On Photography
"On Photography" was first published in 1977. It is one of Susan Sontag's most important and famous essay collections. It mainly includes "In Plato's Cave", "Seeing America through Photographs, Darkly", "Sad Objects", "Heroism of Vision", "Photography Creed", "Image World" and other essays and essays. It is still known as the "Bible of Photography".
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On Photography (Illustrated Collection) (2010 Edition)
"On Photography" is not only a classic book about photographers, but also a classic book about modern culture in a broad sense. It is not a professional book, and there are not many photography terms in it, although aspiring photographers should have a copy of it. Its targets are mainly intellectuals, writers and cultural figures. Sontag explores the nature of photography in depth, including whether photography is art, the mutual influence of photography and painting, the relationship between ph
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The Point
"The Point Is Here" continues Susan Sontag's consistent sensitivity and diversity of perspectives. In her latest collection of essays, "The Point Is Where It Matters", she casts her sights on important modern and contemporary poets, writers, dramatists, dancers, and various types of art and literary forms. Due to her unique sensitivity, the significance of her articles is not limited to a certain field. Through the article itself, we see the eternal humanity, the eternal sense of justice, the et
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