张枣




张枣（1962年－2010年3月8日），湖南长沙人，中国现代诗人，中国先锋诗歌的代表人之一。




目录






  • 1 生平


  • 2 主要作品


  • 3 主編作品


  • 4 主要譯注


  • 5 外部链接


  • 6 參考


  • 7 参见





生平


湖南師範大學英語系畢業，後考入四川外語學院攻讀碩士。1979年出版了他的第一本抒情詩集，不久後，張棗便被稱作巴蜀五君子之一。這位以“後赫耳墨斯學派”（Posthermetische Schule）聞名的詩人，一方面給世界文學添加了創新的元素，另一方面又在他的作品中保留了中國古詩詞的特點。


1986年出國，常年旅居德國，曾获得德国蒂宾根大学文哲博士，後在图宾根大学任教，并长期当任北岛主编的《今天》杂志诗歌编辑。他曾被马英九邀请，与莫言、龙应台等同为台北市驻市作家，私下与蒋经国的厨师学习厨艺。这期间，他也先后写出《卡夫卡致菲丽丝》、《边缘》、《云》等作品。[1]2005年回國，先後任教於河南大學、中央民族大學文學與新聞傳播學院。出版的诗集有《春秋来信》等。


张枣于北京时间2010年3月8日凌晨4时39分，在蒂宾根大学医院因肺癌逝世，享年48岁。



主要作品



  • 《春秋来信》

  • 《中國文化現代性研究》（德文）



主編作品



  • 《徳漢雙語詞典》

  • 《黃珂》ISBN 9787508051956



主要譯注



  • 《史蒂文斯詩文集》（與陳東飚合譯）

  • 童話繪本《月之花》、《暗夜》



外部链接



  • 张枣诗选

  • 張棗生平（德文）


  • 南方都市報[永久失效連結]



參考





  1. ^ 张枣 镜中何人斯 携二十诗章惊海内 巴蜀君子也 令无数骚客恨梅花[永久失效連結]




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  • 现代诗歌

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  • WorldCat Identities

  • BNF: cb13569802r (data)

  • GND: 121659925

  • ISNI: 0000 0000 6317 0171

  • LCCN: nr00017028

  • SUDOC: 125929927

  • VIAF: 10707672




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