我坐在一间没有窗户的会议室里,四周面墙而立的书架上排列着众多套着羊皮封面的书籍,书脊上的烫金字母闪闪发光。一个年轻人正在吟诵着:“颂歌穿越唯我论的问题”。和参加研讨班的其他人一样,我将这些句子记录了下来:颂歌穿越唯我论的问题/在它能参预到不再能抵达的整体之前。这些话出自诗人杰弗里·希尔(Geoffrey Hill) I sat in a windowless meeting room, sheltered by walls of bookshelves with books in sheepskin covers, glittering letters on the spine. A young man is chanting: “The problem of carols crossing solipsism.” Like the rest of the participants at the seminar, I recorded these sentences: the problem of carols crossing solipsism / before it can participate in a whole that can no longer be reached. These words come from the poet Geoffrey Hill (Geoffrey Hill)