痛苦和快乐是人类经历和文学旅程的核心。这本书以罗兰·巴特关于写作乐趣的文章为题，作为讨论其他不同的世界和痛苦与快乐的地图的起点。与亚里士多德对快乐的描述相反，快乐是支配文学作品的主要原则，本书探讨了关于快乐和痛苦主题的不同思考。思考痛苦和快乐的表达如何影响作者和读者，作为人类想象力的其他追求的体验，可以放置或取代、抚慰或激怒、激励或阻止个体对意义的探索。通过运用不同的理论和表达方式，我们可以理解痛苦和快乐在人类历史上的作用，而不仅仅是将它们视为他人遥远经历的表现。本书对痛苦和快乐的表达进行了新的思考，为这些词创造了新的含义，在这个世界上，无论有无幸福，都在争夺权力的表达。
The Poetics and Hermeneutics of Pain and Pleasure
Pain and pleasure are at the heart of human experiences and literary journeys. This book takes the title of Roland Barthes’s text on the pleasure of writing as a starting point for the discussion of other different wor(l)ds and cartographies of pain and pleasure. Set against the Aristotelian delineation of pleasure as the major principle that should govern a literary endeavor, this volume investigates alternative reflections on the themes of pleasure and pain. Thinking about the ways through which expressions of pain and pleasure may affect the writer and the reader as experiences of other pursuits of the human imagination can place or displace, soothe or enrage, and inspire or discourage the individual search for meaning. By engaging with different theories and expressions, it is possible to understand what pain and pleasure have done in the history of humanity, rather than merely looking at them as representations of others’ distant experiences. This volume entails new reflections on the expressions of pain and pleasure to create new meanings for these words in a world vying for expressions of power with and without bliss.
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