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这本《白痴》叙述“我”当年在十八岁到二十二岁之间即从1958年至1962年向成年迈进的阶段。我对女性身体的探求，我与所谓“真实”的冲突性关系，走向艺术、走向更广大的人性的各个瞬间里我的紧张，我持续的反叛冲动：反抗我深爱的父亲；我应征入伍继而成为阿尔及利亚战争中的一兵，反抗军事，被逮捕、被控告、被拷问、被监禁，然后被调入纪律部门。
我彼时的反叛及其后果：离家出走、饥饿、偷窃、内疚、流浪、军事政变和军事监狱、因拒绝这种被强加的真实而引发的身体表现：读者会在书中读到一些令人印象深刻的场景。
内心的悲剧、政治、友谊、战友情、滑稽事，一切都在青春的身体冲动中经历，在集体中经历。
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皮埃尔·居约塔（1940—2020），生于法国中部卢瓦尔省，是法国当代最重要的作家之一。少年时代醉心文学，早早确立写作的志向，1961年出版处女作小说《在马上》。1967年出版的以殖民战争为背景的小说《五十万士兵的坟墓》，被福柯誉为“我们这个时代最核心的作品之一”。1970年出版《伊甸，伊甸，伊甸》，米歇尔·莱尔斯、罗兰·巴特、菲利普·索莱尔斯为其作序，但成为禁书，直到11年后才解除。2014年和2016年分别出版《苦难的快乐动物》第1卷和第2卷，其语言之有力，虚构之大胆令人着迷，在法国和其他国家影响广泛。他的画作在巴黎、柏林、伦敦和洛杉矶均有展出。因其毕生创作，获2010年法国国家图书馆奖和2018年费米娜奖特别奖。
Content introduction
The Idiot tells the story of "me" between the ages of eighteen and twenty-two, from 1958 to 1962, as I made my way into adulthood. My search for the female body, my conflicted sexual relationship with the so-called "real," my tension in the moments leading to art and to larger humanity, my constant impulse to rebel: against my beloved father; I was drafted and went on to become a soldier in the Algerian War, rebelled against the military, was arrested, accused, tortured, imprisoned, and then transferred to the disciplinary service.
My rebellion at that time and its aftermath: runaways, starvation, theft, guilt, wanderings, military coups and military prisons, physical manifestations triggered by the rejection of this imposed reality: readers will read some impressive scenes in the book.
Inner tragedies, politics, friendships, friendships, comicalities, all are experienced in the physical impulses of youth, in the collective.
About the author
Pierre Guyota (1940-2020), born in the Loire province of central France, is one of the most important contemporary French writers. When he was young, he was obsessed with literature and established his ambition to write early. In 1961, he published his first novel "On the Horse". The Graves of Half a Million Soldiers, a 1967 novel set during the colonial war, was hailed by Foucault as "one of the most central works of our time." Eden, Eden, Eden, with a foreword by Michel Lyles, Roland Barthes, and Philippe Sollers, was published in 1970, but was banned until 11 years later. Volumes 1 and 2 of Happy Animals of Suffering, published in 2014 and 2016 respectively, have had a wide impact in France and beyond, with their powerful language and captivating boldness of fiction. His paintings have been exhibited in Paris, Berlin, London and Los Angeles. He received the 2010 Bibliotheque Nationale de France Prize and the 2018 Fermina Prize Special Prize for his life's work.
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