90周年企鹅档案系列：狄兰·托马斯: 不要温顺地走进那个良宵 Penguin Archive：Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night

基本信息

Series:Penguin Archive

Format:Paperback / softback 96 pages

Publisher:Penguin Books Ltd

Imprint:Penguin Classics

ISBN:9780241746264

Published:17 Apr 2025

Weight:64g

Dimensions:179 x 111 x 7 (mm)

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系列简介

Penguin Archive

90周年企鹅档案系列新书将带您从日本茶道到纽约的街头，从古战场到闹鬼的墓地，再到外太空，汇集了九十年出版史上伟大、动人的故事、思想和诗歌。

Taking you from a Japanese tea ceremony to the mean streets of New York, from ancient battlefields to haunted graveyards and all the way into outer space, this new Penguin Classics series brings together an eclectic range of some of the greatest, most transporting stories, ideas and poetry from ninety years of publishing.

This stock pack is shrinkwrapped and contains every title in the Penguin Archive series.

书籍简介

庆祝企鹅图书 90 周年

迪伦·托马斯的作品光芒四射、充满诗意，俘获了一代又一代的读者，并激励了披头士乐队、鲍勃·迪伦、伊戈尔·斯特拉文斯基和菲比·布里杰斯等艺术家。本书精选了他的一些佳作，歌颂了面对死亡、腐朽和人性弱点时的内在和外在境界，并激励读者“怒斥，怒斥光明的消逝”。这些诗作共同诠释了他作为二十世纪伟大的威尔士诗人的宝贵遗产。

Luminous and intensely lyrical, Dylan Thomas’ works have captivated generations of readers, inspiring artists like The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Igor Stravinsky, and Phoebe Bridgers. This selection includes some of his best poetry, celebrating both inner and outer landscapes in the face of mortality, decay, human weakness, and beckoning readers to ‘rage, rage against the dying of the light.’ Together, they exemplify his legacy as the greatest Welsh poet of the twentieth century.

作者简介

迪伦·马莱斯·托马斯1914年出生于斯旺西。他的父亲是文法学校的高级英语教师，迪伦·托马斯在那里接受了他的正规教育，之后在当地报社担任了一年半的记者。他的早期诗歌创作在私人笔记中迅速成熟，并于1934年出版了这位二十岁青年的诗集《十八首诗》。此后，他在伦敦的波西米亚式文学生活与回到威尔士后更积极的创作时期交替进行，但他在伦敦的声誉也为他在20世纪40年代和50年代初作为广播和电影作家的辉煌职业生涯奠定了基础。与此同时，他的第二部和第三部诗集——《二十五首诗》（1936年）和《爱的地图》（1939年）——巩固了他的诗人地位。 1937年，他与凯特琳·麦克纳马拉结婚，并于1938年定居拉恩。这个卡马森郡的海滨村庄如今与他的名字联系紧密，并对他的晚期作品产生了深远的影响。即使在20世纪30年代末，他在自传体短篇小说《一只小狗的艺术家肖像》（1940年）中，对卡马森郡乡村的度假记忆与对斯旺西的都市记忆交织在一起。战争年代创作的相对较少的诗歌至今仍跻身于本世纪优秀的反战诗歌之列；1944-45年，他部分时间在卡迪根郡海岸的新码头度过，这一年是他用诗歌和散文回忆童年的奇迹之年。1946年的《死亡与入场》确立了他作为重要抒情诗人的地位。

1946年至1949年间，由于电影和广播工作需要前往伦敦，全家居住在牛津或牛津附近。 1949年，他回到了拉恩，来到如今闻名遐迩的船屋。从1950年起，诗人主要致力于完成《牛奶树下》，这部“声音剧”源于他为广播和电影创作的作品，以及他在纽基和拉恩的经历。他日益增长的名声使他四次在美国巡回演讲，并于1952年出版了他的晚期诗集《乡村睡眠》。同年，他的《诗集1934-1952》出版，广受好评。《牛奶树下》于1953年5月和10月在纽约青年男女希伯来协会诗歌中心由演员朗诵。1953年11月9日，狄伦·托马斯因酗酒和医疗虐待在纽约去世。他被葬在拉恩。

Dylan Marlais Thomas was born in 1914 in Swansea. His father was senior English master at the Grammar School, where Dylan Thomas received his only formal education before becoming for eighteen months a reporter on the local newspaper. His early poetry matured quickly in private notebooks, and in 1934 saw the publication of the twenty-year-old's first volume, 18 Poems. Thereafter, bohemian literary life in London alternated with some more positively creative periods back in Wales, but his London reputation also laid the base for a celebrated career in the 1940s and early 1950s as a writer for radio and film. Meanwhile, his second and third volumes - Twenty-five Poems (1936) and The Map of Love (1939) - consolidated his standing as a poet. In 1937 he married Caitlin Macnamara and in 1938 settled for the first time in Laugharne, the Camarthenshire seaside village now most closely associated with his name, and a profound influence on his final works. Even at the end of the 1930s, holiday memories of rural Camarthenshire joined native urban memories of Swansea in the autobiographical short stories of Portrait of the Artist as a Young Dog (1940). The relatively few poems written during the war years are still among the finest anti-war poems of the century; and 1944-5, spent partly at New Quay on the Cardiganshire coast, was an annus mirabilis of remembrances of childhood in poetry and prose. Deaths and Entrances in 1946 confirmed his status as a major lyric poet.

Between 1946 and 1949, with proximity to London for film and broadcasting work, the family lived in or near Oxford. 1949 saw a return to Laugharne, to the now famous Boat House. From 1950 on, the poet's attention was given mainly to completing Under Milk Wood, a 'Play for Voices' that had grown out of his work for radio and film, and from his experience of New Quay and Laugharne. His growing renown led to four lecturing tours of the United States, where a collection of late poems, In Country Sleep, was published in 1952. The same year saw the publication of his Collected Poems 1934-1952, to wide acclaim. Under Milk Wood received its first readings with actors at the Poetry Center of the Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew Association in New York in May and October 1953. Dylan Thomas died in New York on 9 November 1953 from excessive drinking and medical mistreatment. He is buried at Laugharne.