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"I Sit on the Edge of a Volcano"
Bao Huiyi
Shanghai People's Publishing House, Century Wenjing
April 2021 edition
Although Bao Huiyi is a post-85 generation, she has published many academic monographs, reviews, essays and translations in Both Chinese and English. This book is a collection of the author's representative poems from 2005 to 2015 and is a revised edition of the author's first book of poems (the first edition was published in 2016). This edition contains 119 poems, 10 of which were previously unpublished, and forms a new sub-series, "Forgotten Beaches.".
《Shuji Terayama Youth SongBook》
By Shuji Terayama
Translated by Wu Fei
Pu Rui Culture Hunan Literature and Art Publishing House
Shuji Terayama is a Japanese director and poet. Film masterpieces include "Throw Away Books and Go to the Street" and "Pastoral Festival of the Dead", and are known as "screen poets" because of their subversive and avant-garde visual style. This collection of poems, along with the author's long-selling book Shuji Terayama Girls' Poetry Collection, contains all the masterpieces of Shuji Terayama's 16-year waka writing career, and is loved by young readers.
Ballad of the River and the Lira
Blue Blue
Jiangsu Phoenix Literature and Art Publishing House
March 2021 edition
This book is a collection of a number of important works created by Lanlan in recent years, on the one hand, in her contemplation and low chanting, you can read a poet's fiery and gentle thoughts about his mother, grandmother and other relatives. On the other hand, LanLan, who was invited to Greece to visit and create, also used works such as "The Corolla of Achilles" to write his feelings about the Aegean civilization and the people and things he encountered.
Catalogue of Wind's Works
[Syria] by Adonis
Translated by Xue Qingguo
People's Literature Publishing House
January 2021 edition
This book is a famous collection of poems published by Adonis in 1998, which has been well received by readers from all over the world, and contains 13 representative lyric poems of poets. Each poem in the book sweeps people's hearts like the wind and is the "shining pearl" in Arabic literature. This edition is the first full translation of the Chinese of the collection of poems, translated by Professor Xue Qingguo, the only Chinese translator appointed by Adonis.
Turtle Island
By Gary Snyder
Translated by Liu Xiangyang
Yazhong Culture Beijing United Publishing Company
Gary Snyder has been called "poet laureate of deep ecology". His poems focus on the essence of life and the roots of culture, embody the original connection between man and nature, are extremely Zen, and have a profound inspiration for the current state of people's lives. The book won Snyder the 1975 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry, in which the author recounts his secluded daily life, sings about heaven and earth and nature, and calls on people to regain the "ancient one heart".
Vultures Fly Over the City: Selected Poems of Song Lin 1982-2019
By Song Lin
Song Lin is the earliest pioneer of contemporary urban poetry and an important representative of the third generation of poets. As an archaeologist of Chinese civilization, he traces back to the origin of Chinese characters and makes them present a modern appearance - this collection of poems takes geographical migration as a clue, and the six landmarks of Shanghai, Paris, Singapore, Buenos Aires, Beijing, and Dali constitute the poet's poetry map...
Our Secret Law: Yeats and Lyrical Form
By Helen Wendler
Translated by Zhou Dan
Guangxi People's Publishing House
This book is one of the masterpieces of the eminent scholar Helen Wendler and is a "landmark study of the technical (and ultimately emotional) achievements of Yeats's poetry." Starting from three lyric poems familiar to the reader, the author analyzes Yeats's prophecy, love, revolution and other themes, and conducts special analysis accordingly, providing readers with a guide to understand how Yeats transformed the contingencies in life into "clever poetry".
"Poetry Comes to See Me"
By Li Xiuwen
The latest collection of essays by the famous writer Li Xiuwen, in which the author interprets ancient Chinese poetry in a very personal style and perspective, has a unique rhyme. We follow the author's words to the deeper part of history, enter the world of Du Fu, Bai Juyi, Liu Yuxi, Yuan Shu and others, listen to their helplessness and sighs in the jianghu, see their struggles and hardships in the cage, and explore the true essence of the article's ancient events.
The Complete Collection of Poetry recitations of various bodies of Jialing
Edited by Ye Jiaying
Guangxi Normal University Press
This book is personally selected and recited by Mr. Ye Jiaying, divided into two volumes, a total of 320 classic poems, covering a variety of genres such as Classical Chinese Poetry, Qu Biao, and Prose. In addition, the book also includes the author's most representative papers and lectures on chanting, which fully shows her theoretical research and interpretation of chanting, and is the most complete collection of chanting by Mr. Ye Jiaying.
Shift: From Homer to Racine
Wu Yaling
East China Normal University Press
This book is the latest work of Wu Yaling, a scholar of comparative classical studies. Relying on Plato, the "map coordinates of the ancient poets", the author refocused on the embattled poets in the different city-states from Homer to Racine, and strived to understand the poets' disputes that had taken place, such as the dispute between poetry and philosophy in Athens, or the ancient and modern disputes in the era of Louis XIV, and further imagined the potential dialogues that traveled in the endless time and space.
(Original title: "Poetry Collection, Poetry Theory, Poetry Comes to See Me")
Edited by Gao Yuan, Reviewed by Liu Chunsheng, reviewed by Dang Yihao, and zheng Weiheng
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