EP366 諾貝爾文學獎得主的那個最重要的選擇—— 選擇之後就全力投入，不要再一半在這裡一半在後悔：大江健三郎｜沉思者J

一九六三年，大江健三郎的兒子大江光出生了，頭顱骨頭沒有完全閉合。醫生說即使手術成功，孩子也可能終身有嚴重的障礙。他選擇讓孩子活下去。那個選擇改變了他的一生。 大江光後來成了作曲家，他的作品在日本音樂廳演奏。他也成了父親最重要的老師之一：大江光聽見了大江健三郎自己聽不見的世界——那個從鳥叫聲裡聽出了音樂的世界。 一九九四年得諾貝爾文學獎的時候，他說他是一個曖昧的日本人。他說那個在傳統和現代、東方和西方之間找不到清楚位置的狀態，不是軟弱，那是他寫作的動力。 In 1963, Kenzaburo Oe's son Hikari was born with an incompletely closed skull. Doctors said even with surgery, the child would likely have severe disabilities for life. He chose to let the child live. That choice changed everything. Hikari became a composer whose works are performed in Japanese concert halls. He also became one of his father's most important teachers: Hikari heard a world his father could not — a world where the call of a bird was already music waiting to be played. When he received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1994, he described himself as an ambiguous Japanese. He said that state of being unable to find a clear position between tradition and modernity, between East and West, was not weakness — it was the engine of his writing. 大江健三郎, Kenzaburo Oe, 諾貝爾文學獎, 大江光, 日本文學, 個人的體驗, 曖昧, 文學, 沉思者J, ThinkerJ, 典範人物, 選擇, 父子關係, 四國 Powered by Firstory Hosting