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Title:Letters from Prison
Author:Marquis de Sade
Book Format:Hardcover
Book Edition:Special Edition
Pages:Pages: 401 pages
Published:May 27th 1999 by Arcade Publishing (first published January 1976)
Categories:Classics. Philosophy. History. Nonfiction. Literature
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Imprisoned much of his adult life for both his rebellious conduct and his scandalous writing, the Marquis de Sade remains, almost two centuries after his death, a fascinating figure, a true rebel with a cause, one who despite all attempts to suppress his works remains a vital and enduring influence. Here in one volume is a generous sample of his correspondence over a more than twenty-year period, from 1777, when he was first incarcerated in the Vincennes fortress near Paris, to 1789, when he was transferred from the Bastille, shortly before it was stormed at the outset of the French Revolution, to the Charenton Asylum, from which he was finally freed on April 2 -- Good Friday -- 1790. Impassioned, angry, querulous, plaintive, caustic, indignant, cajoling, pleading, self-justifying, bade gives vent in these letters to his profoundest thoughts and opinions of the moment: he flatters those from whom he seeks help or solace, vilifies those who have brought him low, offers often brilliant and always original insights about society, the body politic, and his fellow man -- and women. These beautifully crafted letters offer us a Sade without artifice or embellishment, adding to his often stereotyped image a new, more human dimension.

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Original Title: Letters From Prison
ISBN: 155970411X (ISBN13: 9781559704113)
Edition Language: English


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نکته: تنها ترجمه ی چند نامه یادداشت هایی عالی برای فهم درد یک "زندانی" درد تحت سلطه و اراده ی دیگران بودن و دائم مورد پند و ارشاد دیگران قرار گرفتن در عین حال یادداشت هایی عالی از پرخاشگری یک انسان در بند طنزهای تلخ کسی که امید آزادی برایش روز به روز محوتر و محوتر میشود . اما ترجمه ترجمه ی متوسطی است بر حسب ظاهر فارسی . من اعصابم کم خورد نشده از نفهمیدن ها. جاهایی جمله ها را باید با جان کندن فهمید از بس در همند و جاهایی رو هم نمی شه فهمید. البته کتاب چون چاپ رسمی نشده و ویرایش و ... هم نداره

مقدمه مترجم که خیلی خوب بود. نامهها هم خوب بود ولی نمیدونم چرا حس کردم ساد از یک عدم تعادل شخصیت رنج میبرده. یه جا چنان عاشقانه برای همسرش مینویسه یه جا دیگه فحش رو میکشه بهش. نمیدونم شاید در قرن 18ام این یه مسئله عادی بوده.

Letters that Marquis de Sade wrote. Not my kind of book, but interesting to have a chance to get to know some more about Sade.

"São estas as minhas virtudes - bem como meus vícios - orgulhosa ira -, tudo levando ao extremo, de um desajustamento do pensamento face aos costumes que não tem igual, ateu até ao fanatismo, eis em duas palavras o que eu sou, por isso, mais uma vez digo, matai-me ou aceitai-me tal como sou, porque nunca mudarei." - Citação da contra-capa.

مقدمهی خوب مترجم جایگاه ساد را در تفکر غربی نشان میدهد لکن بیارتباط است به کتاب پیشرو. شکایت سادِ زندانی در نامههایش از مادرزن بیشرفش و عشقش به زنِ سادهلوحاش.



I wanted to read these letters to find some hint of the man behind the legend. I was hoping for insights into his true feelings and personality. What I got was a bit of a let down. There is nothing truly interesting here at all, though there are a few nuances that were surprising. He uses a lot of pet names for his wife, that bordered at times on the sarcastic. It is hard to figure out if he really meant any affection for her at all, or if he was simply amusing himself with his own creative

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