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Mal d'amour
Fayard

Mal d'amour

Fayard-J

ひとりの女性をめぐって三人の男の感情が交差し、愛情と欲望、理想と失望のすれ違いが描かれる。恋愛小説でありながら、心理の揺れそのものを丁寧に追う。

Falling Awake
W W Norton & Co Inc

Falling Awake

Alice Oswald

自然や生命の循環を叙事的かつ詩的に描いた作品。声と間の交錯を用い、世界の再発見と時間性を鋭く照射する詩篇が並ぶ。

Love
Archipelago

Love

Hanne Orstavik, Martin Aitken

ノルウェー北部の小さな町に越してきた母ヴィベケと息子ヨンの、誕生日前夜の数時間を描く小説。互いを思っているはずの二人はそれぞれ別の夜へ出ていき、視点が交互に切り替わるにつれて、親密さのすぐ隣にある孤独と取り返しのつかない距離が浮かび上がる。

Hotel Silence
Grove Press, Black Cat

Hotel Silence

Audur Ava Olafsdottir, Brian FitzGibbon

『Ör』は英題『Hotel Silence』として知られるアイスランドの小説。離婚し、娘との関係にも揺らいだ中年男性ヨーナスが、死を考えて戦争の傷跡が残る国へ旅立つが、荒れたホテルや町の人々を修理するうちに、自分の傷も別の光の中で見始める。

Call Me Zebra
Mariner Books

Call Me Zebra

Azareen Van der Vliet Oloomi

亡命の記憶を背負う語り手 Zebra が、父の死後、文学作品と家族史を携えて地中海をたどる長編。書物への過剰な愛、喪失、移動、自己形成を、知的でユーモラスな声で描く。

The New Negro: The Life of Alain Locke
Oxford Univ Pr

The New Negro: The Life of Alain Locke

Jeffrey C. Stewart

A tiny, fastidiously dressed man emerged from Black Philadelphia around the turn of the twentieth century to mentor a generation of young artists like Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, and Jacob Lawrence and call them the New Negro--the gender ambiguous, transformative, artistic African Americans whose art would subjectivize Black people and embolden greatness. Alain Locke (1885-1954) believed Black Americans were sleeping giant that could transform America into a truly humanistic and pluralistic society. In the 1920s, these views were radical, but by announcing a New Negro in art, literature, music, dance, theatre, Locke shifted the discussion of race from the problem-centered discourses of politics and economics to the new creative industries of American modernism. Although this Europhile detested jazz, he used the Jazz Age interest in Black aesthetics to plant the notion in American minds that Black people were America's quintessential artists and Black urban communities were crucibles of creativity where a different life was possible in America. By promoting art, a Black dandy subjectivized Black people and became in the process a New Negro himself.