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文学的核心是生命,文学的丰富与浩瀚,其实就是多姿生命的缤纷与斑斓;解读文学,在某种意义上也就是解读生命。然而,什么是生命的真谛,我们该怎样承受上苍这丰厚而充满爱意的馈赠?在教完沪版语文教材高一(上)第二单元后,我这样问学生,并建议,我们是否该为此而读一些书?学生们选择了《相约星期二》(上海译文出版社1998年版),作者为莫里·施瓦茨。莫里老人是美国一位年逾七旬并且身患绝症的社会学教授,1994年,当他知道自己即将离开这个世界的时候,他与自己的学生、著名专栏作家米奇·阿尔
The core of literature is life. The richness and vastness of literature are in fact the colorful and colorful of life. Reading literature is, in a sense, reading life. However, what is the true meaning of life, and how can we bear the generous and loving gift of God? After teaching the second edition of the high school (upper) unit of the Shanghai edition of Chinese textbooks, I asked the students so and suggested that we should To read a few books for this purpose, the students chose “Really Tuesday” (Shanghai Translation Publishing House, 1998 edition) by Morris Schwartz. Morrie is an American sociology professor who is over seventy years old and is terminally ill. In 1994, when he knew he was about to leave the world, he and his students, famous columnist Mitch Al