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$ 84 ～ 95 | 一詩一書 A Poem for a Book
作者：多和田葉子 Yoko Tawada（日本 Japan） 出版社：香港中文大學出版社 出版日期：2015-12-25 語言：繁體書  共 5 筆 → 查價格、看圖書介紹
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葉子
葉柄是連接葉片與莖節的部分。托葉則著生於葉柄基部兩側或葉腋處，細小，早落。不同的植物種類，托葉的形態也不同。例如豌豆有著大的葉片狀托葉，而洋槐和酸棗的托葉則是針形，山櫻花的托葉為羽狀。其作用是保護幼葉。 而葉的形態也是多種多樣的。從非常原始的針狀小型葉發展出各種各樣形態的大型葉。有些葉，已不再行使葉的功能，而成為花瓣，花刺，葉卷鬚和保護幼葉的牙鱗。
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This pocket-sized paperback is one of the twenty-two titles published for 2015 Hong Kong International Poetry Nights. The theme of IPHHK2015 is “Poetry and Conflict”. 21 international poets from 18 different places are invited to participate in recitations, symposia and sharing sessions of the Poetry Nights. A recitation focusing on 10 local Hong Kong poets, “Hong Kong Cantonese Poetry Night” is included. This collection seeks to make accessible the best of contemporary international poetry with outstanding translations.
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多和田葉子
用日、德雙語寫作的小說家和詩人，1960年生於東京。1982年移居德國，後來在蘇黎世大學獲得德國文學博士。1993年以短篇小說《倒插門的狗女婿》獲芥川獎，她1996年獲德國「沙米索文學獎」，並在2005年獲德意志聯邦共和國歌德勳章。英譯的小說包括《倒插門的狗女婿》(1998)、《歐陸開始的地方》(2002)、《面對橋樑》(2007)、《裸眼》(2009)等。
Yoko Tawada was born in Tokyo in 1960. She was educated at Waseda University and has lived in Germany since 1982. She writes in both German and Japanese and was awarded the prestigious Akutagawa Prize in 1993 for her short story The Bridegroom Was a Dog. In 1996, she won the Adelbert von Chamisso Prize. In 2005, she was awarded the Goethe Medal, an official decoration of the Federal Republic of Germany. English translations of her fiction include The Bridegroom Was a Dog (Kodansha International, 1998), Where Europe Begins (New Directions, 2002), Facing the Bridge (New Directions, 2007), and The Naked Eye (New Directions, 2009).
多和田葉子
用日、德雙語寫作的小說家和詩人，1960年生於東京。1982年移居德國，後來在蘇黎世大學獲得德國文學博士。1993年以短篇小說《倒插門的狗女婿》獲芥川獎，她1996年獲德國「沙米索文學獎」，並在2005年獲德意志聯邦共和國歌德勳章。英譯的小說包括《倒插門的狗女婿》(1998)、《歐陸開始的地方》(2002)、《面對橋樑》(2007)、《裸眼》(2009)等。
Yoko Tawada was born in Tokyo in 1960. She was educated at Waseda University and has lived in Germany since 1982. She writes in both German and Japanese and was awarded the prestigious Akutagawa Prize in 1993 for her short story The Bridegroom Was a Dog. In 1996, she won the Adelbert von Chamisso Prize. In 2005, she was awarded the Goethe Medal, an official decoration of the Federal Republic of Germany. English translations of her fiction include The Bridegroom Was a Dog (Kodansha International, 1998), Where Europe Begins (New Directions, 2002), Facing the Bridge (New Directions, 2007), and The Naked Eye (New Directions, 2009).
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